flække

From Middle Low German vlecke.

flække c (singular definite flækken, plural indefinite flækker)

1. small, remote town

From Old Danish flækjæ, from Old Norse flaka.

flække (imperative flæk, infinitive at flække, present tense flækker, past tense flækkede, perfect tense flækket)

1. to split, chop

   Synonyms: kløve, spalte

2. a laceration or fracture (that one has got due to an accident, violence etc.)
   1. to break or fracture someone else's body part

From the verb above.

flække c (singular definite flækken, plural indefinite flækker)

1. smaller, usually oblong piece of wood, stone, etc. that has been split from a larger piece

   Coordinate terms: flint, flis

2. a crack or tear in a piece of material

   Coordinate term: flænge