Schuft.
scoundrel, villain
Meaning & usage
scoundrel, villain
Where this word comes from
According to Kluge, borrowed from Middle Low German schūvūt (“eagle owl”) (itself onomatopoeic in origin). The word may have been applied to criminals because, like the bird, they shy away from the light of day.
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