Proto-Germanic: *slūkan- vb., *slūka-z, etc.
Meaning: crawl, steal by
Old Norse: { slūk `squamas' }
Old Saxon: slūk `afgeworpen slagenhuid'
Dutch: sluiken `schleichen, schmuggeln', ter sluik `heimlich'
Middle High German: slūch st. m. `(schlangen)haut, röhre, schlauch'
German: Schlauch; { schweiz. slūche `langsam, sleppend gehen', slūchi `langsamer Mensch' }
