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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *kwak=
Meaning: shake, swing
Norwegian: dial. kvakla `pfuschen'
Swedish: dial. kvakla `pfuschen'
Danish: kvakle `pfuschen'
Old English: cwacian `zittern', cweccan `in ziternde Bewegung versetzen, drehen, schwingen, schütteln'
English: quake
Old Frisian: OEFRis kwakkelen `knoeien, beuzelen, sukkelen, naar en vochtig weer zijn'
East Frisian: Fris kwakkelje `sukkelen, niet doorvriezen'
Middle Dutch: quackelen
Dutch: kwakkelen `kränkeln'
Middle Low German: quackelen `beuzelen, leuteren'
German: { quackeln }
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Proto-IE: *gʷog-
Meaning: to shake, to swing
Celtic: MIr bocaim `ich schüttele, schwinge', Ir bogadh `schütteln'
Russ. meaning: трясти, колебать
References: WP I 671
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