flusk英语原文释义、词形变化、词源和词汇关系

英文释义

名词 n.

A whirring sound. Northern-England
A flutter. Northern-England
A quarrel, contention, skirmish, fight. Northern-England

动词 v.

To make a whirring or fluttering sound. Northern-England,intransitive
To fly at; ruffle up the feathers. Northern-England,intransitive
To quarrel. Northern-England,intransitive
To startle or confuse. Northern-England,transitive

词形变化

flusks present,singular,third-person flusking participle,present flusked participle,past flusked past flusks plural

词汇关系

衍生词

flusker

词源

词源 1

Uncertain. Likely from Middle English *flusken, a variant of flusshen (“to move rapidly, dart”), the same origin as flush. Perhaps from Old Norse *flugsa (“to flap, flutter”), from Proto-Germanic *flugisōną (“to flutter”); compare Norwegian Nynorsk flugsa (“to flutter”), Norwegian Bokmål flugse (“to flutter”). Compare also Norwegian flogsa, flogse (“to run around, frolic, flirt”), Faroese flogsa (“to gad about, solicit”).

词源 2

Uncertain. Likely from Middle English *flusken, a variant of flusshen (“to move rapidly, dart”), the same origin as flush. Perhaps from Old Norse *flugsa (“to flap, flutter”), from Proto-Germanic *flugisōną (“to flutter”); compare Norwegian Nynorsk flugsa (“to flutter”), Norwegian Bokmål flugse (“to flutter”). Compare also Norwegian flogsa, flogse (“to run around, frolic, flirt”), Faroese flogsa (“to gad about, solicit”).