Lurk
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Middle English: perhaps from lower3 + the frequentative suffix -k (as in talk ). The noun is from British slang lurk ‘method of fraud’.
wiktionary
From Middle English lurken, from Old Norse lurka(“to sneak away, go slowly”).
etymonline
lurk (v.)
c. 1300, lurken "to hide, lie hidden," probably from Scandinavian (compare dialectal Norwegian lurka "to sneak away," dialectal Swedish lurka "to be slow in one's work"), perhaps ultimately related to Middle English luren "to frown, lurk" (see lower (v.2)). From late 14c. as "move about secretly;" also "escape observation." Related: Lurked; lurking.
