WktDE_sense_59107   

Instance of: lemon:LexicalSense
Property Value
lemon:definition Statement1
rdf:type lemon:SenseDefinition
lemon:value deuseit dem 16. Jahrhundert bezeugt, jedoch erst seit dem 19. Jahrhundert in seiner heutigen Bedeutung; es entspricht dem neuhochdeutschen Wort »bescheißen«; das Wort ist aus dem rotwelschen Verben beseiwelen, beseibeln sowie sefeln „scheißen“ hervorgegangen; letzteres ist wiederum ein Denominativ von Sefel „Kot, Mist“; dieses entstammt dem Westjiddischen , welches seinerseits dem Hebräischen entspringt; der gleichen Quelle entstammt das Verb einseifen
lemon:value deutransitiv; salopp: willentlich täuschen
uby:definitionType intensionalDefinition
uby:statementType etymology
uby:association WktDE_sense_59107     More...
uby:equivalent frablouser
uby:equivalent engcheat
uby:equivalent fradoubler
uby:equivalent fraduper
uby:equivalent fraentuber
uby:equivalent fraescroquer
uby:equivalent fraflouer
uby:equivalent frafrauder
uby:equivalent swelura
uby:equivalent frarouler
uby:equivalent engswindle
uby:equivalent fratricher
uby:equivalent fratromper
uby:index 1
uby:monolingualExternalRef MonolingualExternalRef1
rdf:type uby:MonolingualExternalRef
uby:externalReference 143864:0:1
uby:externalSystem Wiktionary sense key
uby:taxonomic WktDE_sense_59107     More...

Is used by:
Property Value
Is lemon:sense of WktDE_lexicalEntry_41476     More...
Is uby:association of WktDE_sense_59107     More...
Is uby:taxonomic of WktDE_sense_59107     More...


 

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