Shipwreck
wiktionary
From Middle English schip-wracke, from Old English scipwræc(“jetsam”), equivalent to ship + wrack. Cognate with Scots schip-wrak(“to shipwreck”, verb), Swedish skeppsvrak(“shipwreck”). Modern form is due to influence from wreck.
etymonline
shipwreck (n.)
mid-15c., from ship (n.) + wreck (n.). Earlier it meant "things cast up from a shipwreck" (c. 1100). The earlier word for "shipwreck" in the modern sense was Middle English schipbreke, "'ship-break,'" from a North Sea Germanic word; compare West Frisian skipbrek, Middle Dutch schipbroke, German Schiffbruch, Old English scipgebroc. Old English scipbryce meant "right to claim goods from a wrecked ship."
shipwreck (v.)
1580s, "cause to wreck;" c. 1600, "to suffer shipwreck," from shipwreck (n.). Related: Shipwrecked.
