forsch.
brisk, bold
Meaning & usage
brisk, bold
Where this word comes from
Via German Low German [Term?] from Middle Low German fors (“brisk, bold”), derived from forse, which is borrowed from Old French force. The development -rs → -rsch is frequent in modern German (see Arsch). Compare Dutch fors.
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