Etymology Unlike the modern German meaning , Ingvaeonic *kāg, Old Dutch *kōg, as well as the modern Dutch word koog and West Frisian Dutch kaag designate(d) "land outside the dike". In the Netherlands  it primarily survives in place names (e.g. De Koog, Koog aan de Zaan, Kaag).Koog at etymologiebank.nl From the Dithmarschen word koch (15th / 16th centuries)  it went into the Danish language as kog. In North Frisian it is kuch. The spelling koog was used by the poet , Michael Richey , in 1755 and , around 1700, what is now the port of Cuxhaven was still called Koogshaven.Friedrich Kluge: Etymologisches Wörterbuch. De Gruyter, Berlin 1975, Lemma Kog.
Etymology Unlike the meaning in modern German , Ingvaeonic *kāg, Old Dutch *kōg, modern Dutch koog and West Frisian Dutch kaag all designate "land outside the dike". In the Netherlands , it primarily survives in place names (e.g. De Koog, Koog aan de Zaan, Kaag).Koog at etymologiebank.nl From the Dithmarschen word koch (15th and 16th centuries) , it went into Danish as kog. In North Frisian it is kuch. The spelling koog was used by the poet Michael Richey in 1755 and around 1700, what is now the port of Cuxhaven was still called Koogshaven.Friedrich Kluge: Etymologisches Wörterbuch. De Gruyter, Berlin 1975, Lemma Kog.
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