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Proto-Germanic: *ɵauska-n, *ɵusk=, *ɵiustVn- vb., *ɵusja-z, etc.
Meaning: shout, noise
IE etymology: IE etymology
Gothic: ɵüs-s m. `Lärm, Aufruhr'
Old Norse: ɵausk n., ɵausn f. `Lärm, Unruhe', ɵüs-s m. `Lärm, Aufruhr'
Norwegian: tusk `Lärm'; tjosta `stöhnen, krachen'
Old High German: thōsōn `brausen (vom Wind), rauschen, lärmen' (10.Jh.),
Middle High German: dōsen wk. 'tosen'
German: tosen
Comments: Contaminates with *ɵausōn- q.v.
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *tAus-, *twAs-
Meaning: shout, chatter
Baltic: *twask-ē̂- (*twask-a-) vb., *twask-u- adj.
Germanic: *ɵaus-k-a- n., *ɵus-k=, *ɵius-t-[ō]- vb., *ɵus-ja- m., etc.
Russ. meaning: кричать, болтать
References: Fraenkel 1151
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Proto-Baltic: *twask-ē̂- (*twask-a-) vb., *twask-u- adj.
Meaning: chatter
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: tvaskḗti (tvãska) 'viel schwatzen', tvaskù- 'geschwätzig'
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