sikuna.
A distilled alcoholic beverage containing more fusel oil than desirable, such as low quality moonshine.
Meaning & usage
A distilled alcoholic beverage containing more fusel oil than desirable, such as low quality moonshine.
Where this word comes from
Possibly borrowed from Russian, compare Russian сивуха (sivuxa, “raw vodka”), dialectal синюха (sinjuxa, “denatured alcohol”); this explanation presupposes some kind of (folk-etymological) adaptation, e.g. metathesis from синюха (sinjuxa) > sikuna. Has also been compared with Old Norse signa (“to sink (down)”) and its descendants.
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