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Proto-Basque: *moc
Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology
Meaning: 1 cunnus, female sex organs 2 male sex organs 3 old maid, unmarried woman
Bizkaian: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Gipuzkoan: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
High Navarrese: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Low Navarrese: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Salazarese: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Lapurdian: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Baztanese: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Aezkoan: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Zuberoan: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Roncalese: motz 1, motzak 2, mutxurdin 3
Comments: The form mutx-urdin probably reflects vowel assimilation (o > u) and expressive palatalization (tz > tx). Since lexicographers have avoided these words, due to their obscene nature, it is difficult to find detailed information about dialectal variants, etc. If the Bsq-NC comparison is valid, the original meaning was ‘pubic hair’ (cf. Burushaski *=múś-ki) > related meanings.
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