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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *(s)kAg'- (kh-)
Meaning: to shake, to stir
Old Indian: khajati `to churn, agitate', khája- m. `stirring, agitating, churning; churning-stick'
Celtic: OIr cingim `gehen, schreiten'
Russ. meaning: трясти, размешивать
References: WP II 556 f
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *skakan-; *skaka-n; *skakila-z
Meaning: shake, stir
Old Norse: skaka st. `schwingen, schütteln'; skak n. `Tadel, Rüge'; skekil-l m. `Kante, Zipfel; Landzunge'; bituls skōkr `Pferd' (Kenning)
Norwegian: skaka `schwingen, schütteln'; dial. skjekel
Swedish: dial. skaka `Flachs reinigen'; dial. skäkling `Wäldchen'
Danish: skage `Flachs reinigen'
Old English: sceacan (scacan) `schütteln; eilen, weggehen, fliehen'
English: shake
Old Frisian: skeka st. `weglopen'
Old Saxon: skakan st. `weggehen, entfliehen'
Low German: schacken `schütteln, rücken'
Old High German: { unt-scachondes `fluctivagi' }
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