kuse.
the external female genitalia; the vulva
Meaning & usage
the external female genitalia; the vulva
a piece of sacking or a small bundle of spruce twigs fitted onto a drill to prevent splashing during drilling
Where this word comes from
Uncertain. Commonly connected with kusma (“mumps”), whose original underlying sense was “something swollen”, suggesting an earlier meaning referring to a swelling or something swollen. The comparison through kusma has been linked further with Middle Low German koder (“double chin; hanging throat flesh on cattle”), but this does not establish a direct derivation of kuse. Alternatively, the word may belong to a root with the underlying meaning “vault, hollow, cavity”. The precise origin cannot presently be established. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk kuse, dialectal Swedish Swedish kusa (“female genitalia”) and Danish kusse (“vulva”).
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