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Schluuch
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Alemannic German
Etymology
From gsw gmh schlūch molted snakeskin; tube, hose. Related to de schlüpfen to slip, an intensive form of de schliefen (gsw schlüüfe) (now a regional synonym), which is related closely to de schleifen to drag, pull around (gsw schleipfe), ultimately from gsw gmw-pro *slaipijan to cause to slide, to pull along, to drag. Cognate with de Schlauch.
Noun
gsw noun m
gsw Uri tube, hose
References
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Limburgish
Etymology
From earlier li *slūch, ultimately from li gmw-pro - and li gem-pro - and related to the same root as gem-pro *sleupaną to slip, sneak. Compare de Schlauch.
Pronunciation
li /ʃluːx/
li uːx 1
Noun
li noun m plural Schlüüch
li Eupen hose, tube flexible pipe
li Eupen waterskin, wineskin flexible container for liquids
li Containers