Duke comes from the Latin word dux (leader). It's related to the verb dūcere (to lead; pull), whence English -duce, for example in to seduce (whose original Latin meaning was 'to lead astray').
The second part of German Herzog (duke) is cognate to dux. This part, -zog, is related to the German verb ziehen (to pull), cognate of dūcere.
Old English had cognates of both words. Its counterpart of Herzog was heretoga (army leader). In Middle English it became heretowe, which would've become modern *hartow. The Old English cognate of ziehen was tēon. This verb would've become *to tee if it had continued to exist. See the infographic for information about its past tense and past participle.
Note: First lesbian member of the gay political activist effort, the Mattachine Society of Washington (MSW). She also invited women to meet every week at her home during the 1970s to create a safe venue for gay women to discuss gay activism and other lesbian-related issues, and her home became known as the Gay Women's Open House (GWOH).
It's so funny to listen to some German shows sometimes because nearly everything is voice acted by the same fucking person because we have so little and we have no regards for literal personalities like, the only rule is that actors get certain voice actors but you still get the weirdest character combinations.
Like Zack Efron has the same voice actor
As this guy
And this one
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Schlauch
Imagine someone is watching Baywatch and you're like: you're watching one piece?
(The voice actor for arthur and merlin are btw the same as for sheldon and lennart in big bang theory and I think Sheldon has the same voice as Jack from Titanic.)
Mein letzter Freund war ein Autonarr. Er hat immer gesagt, er will sich einen Lada kaufen und ihn aufmotzen. Er wollte ihn dann seinen Turbo-Lada nennen