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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *sk(')eit-, -d-
Meaning: vomere, cacare
Celtic: *skeit- > Ir sgeith `act of spewing, vomiting, shedding'; Cymr chwydu `sich erbrechen', Brtet c'houeda `sich erbrechen'
Russ. meaning: vomere, cacare
References: WP II 541 f
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *skītan-, *skīta-z, *skītō(n), *skitjō(n)
Meaning: defecate
Old Norse: skīta st. `scheissen', skīt-r m. `Kot'
Swedish: skita
Old English: scītan `scheissen'; scitte f. `buikloop'; scīte
English: shit; dial. to shite
Middle Dutch: scīten; scīte f. `ontlasting, stront'; scitte f. `stoelgang, drek'
Dutch: schijten; scheet
Middle Low German: schīten; schīte f. `drek'
Old High German: biskīʒan 'besudeln' (11.Jh.)
Middle High German: schīʒen st. 'cacare'; schīʒe f. `Durchfall'
German: scheissen; Schiet m., Schiete f. 'Kot' (< LG); Beschiss m.
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