Unducht.
vice, lack of virtue
Meaning & usage
vice, lack of virtue
Where this word comes from
From northern Middle High German unduht and Middle Low German unducht (“vice, lack of virtue”). Equivalent to un- + Ducht, Tucht, which also underlies in tüchtig (compare English doughty). This is from Proto-West Germanic *duhti, a derivation from Proto-Germanic *duganą, whence German taugen (“to be suitable, of use”); related with Tugend (“virtue”), but not identical to it.
scamp, rascal, good-for-nothing
Where this word comes from
From northern Middle High German unduht and Middle Low German unducht (“vice, lack of virtue”). Equivalent to un- + Ducht, Tucht, which also underlies in tüchtig (compare English doughty). This is from Proto-West Germanic *duhti, a derivation from Proto-Germanic *duganą, whence German taugen (“to be suitable, of use”); related with Tugend (“virtue”), but not identical to it.
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