(s)kū̆ t-

    (s)kū̆ t-

    English meaning: to shake

    Deutsche Übersetzung: “rũtteln”

    Material: Lith. kutù, kutėt́ i “aufrũtteln”, kustù and kuntu,̀ kutau,̃ kùsti ‘sich aufrũtteln, sich erholen”, kutrùs “hurtig”, kutà “ tassel, fringe”; besides with anlaut. s-: O.S. scuddian “with a Schwunge ausgießen”, O.H.G. scutten, O.Fris. skedda ‘shake, upset”, Ger. schũtten, M.Du. M.Eng. schuderen, Eng. shudder ‘shudder, tremble” (*”to shake”), Ger. schaudern (rheinfränk. word with nd. d), O.H.G. scutilōn , Ger. schũtteln ; O.E.scūdan, sćyndan, O.Ice. skynda “drive, push” and skunda “beschleunigen; hurry”, O.S. farskundian “anreizen, aufhetzen”, O.H.G. scunten “antreiben, stir, tease, irritate”; O.C.S. skytati sę “vagari”. Maybe Alb. shkund ‘shake” from Alb. probably derived Lat. scindo scindere scidi scissum “to cut, rend, split; to divide, separate”.

    References: WP. II 601 f.;

    See also: s. also above S. 632 under ku̯ēt-.