moska.
crud (dirt, filth or refuse)
Meaning & usage
crud (dirt, filth or refuse)
totally crushed material
Where this word comes from
From dialectal Swedish måsk.
a small sledgehammer
a certain card game similar to Durak
Where this word comes from
Uncertain. May be an obscured diminutive from moukari with + -ska. First attested in the 1900s (decade). The sense of the "card game" may be figurative use as a reference to how lyödä (“to hit, strike”) is also used to mean "to play (a card)".
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