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Pfuchahn
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German
Alternative forms
de Pfuchähne Pfuchäni Vukähni
Etymology
de pfuch Ahn, in use in the 17th and 18th centuries, by the 20th century dialectal or obsolete. de pfuch Pfuch is probably an interjection of disgust like de pfui pfui! fie. It is unclear whether this is the actual etymology or just a folk etymological reinterpretation.* 1 249 AnJohannes Frisius, Johann Kaspar Suicer, Dictionarium bilingue: latino-germanicum et germanico-latinum (1704)
Noun
((<m,s:es,en>,<m.weak>))
de obsolete great-great-grandfather an ancestor of five generations ago or beyond
de Duräni Pfuschäni Stinkäni
Declension
((<m,s:es,en>,<m.weak>))
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