בראָקן
געבראָקט

ETYMOLOGY

OHG gibrockôn 'to break into little pieces', MHG brocken, ENHG brocken, NHG brocken, derived from the noun NHG Brocken (see בראָק).
Probably not from the old verb:
Norwegian broka 'to break, bite, tear', Middle Dutch brocken, broken 'to bend, break', MHG erbrochen 'to crush, squash'; from PGmc ✱bruk(k)ōn- 'to break, crumble' (WEUR); cf. Latin frangō 'to break'.

NORTHEASTERN

Lithuania

brokŋ {LITHUANIA, Vilnius, 54257}

SOUTHEASTERN

Hak im in brok im. האַק אים און בראָק אים 'Wenn man ihn auch in Brocken schneidet, er bleibt hartnäckig, es ist nichts aus ihm herauszubringen. Ebenso MM'S und Sh'A.' {EAST GALICIA, Brody, Landau 1923, №44}