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1. Etymology of the English word shock

the English word shock
derived from the Old French word choc
derived from the French word choquer
derived from the Old French word chuquier
derived from the Old French word choquier
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *skukka-

Derivations in English

shock-horror, aftershock, electroshock, foreshock, shocker, shocking, shockproof, shocked

Derivations in other languages

Italian sciocchizzare, Italian scioccare, Spanish choque

Cognates

Dutch shock, German Schober, Norwegian sjokk, Swedish chock

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word shock

derived from the English word shock

Derivations in English

shock

Usage

Word found in Modern English

3. Etymology of the English word shock

derived from the English word shock
derived from the English word shock

Derivations in English

shockheaded

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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