Gloves vs. Hand-shoes

The word "glove" in English is most likely Germanic (compare Faroese "glógvi"), but every other Germanic language uses "hand-shoe" as the word for glove.

Here's proof:

Icelandic: hanzki (hönd + skór)

Faroese: handski (hond + skógvur)

Norwegian: hanske (hånd + sko)

Danish: hanske (hånd + sko)

Swedish: handske (hand + sko)

Frisian:

Low German: Haunschtje (Haund + Schooh)

Dutch: handschoen (hand + schoen)

High German: Handschuh (Hand + Schuh)

In an even odder compound, Icelandic has a term for arm, "handleggur," which literally means hand-leg.