Sources: etymology of the word fart

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Sources are the communicative of where the word came from and how it went before it went into modern Polish. It's a series of miniseries about etymology, in which I test what's truly behind the expressions, and I prove that they are an authentic evidence of past beliefs, everyday experiences and changes in the world.

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Blink Bounces, farts, buzzes, sometimes something burps under your nose, and sometimes individual lets go fart. Let’s start by saying that “fart“ is audible word. Brückner connected them with the Praslavian household of words meaning “clinks”, “screaming”, “a deaf voice”, “inaudible murmuring”. akin forms appear in different Slavic languages: Czech ‘bukati’, Serbian ‘buka’, Russian ‘buchat’. Everything revolves around 1 experience: a low, deaf, continuous sound.

Therefore, ‘fart“ could mean different beings and things that combine not appearance but sound. The fart is called an insect in the fart family, whose females bite animals and feed on blood. In common, a bumblebee or another insect may be a farce, which is loud in flight.

Blink It's besides a bird in a household of capillaries, surviving in reeds and shuffles. His voice is low, loud, buzzing, kind of like blowing into an empty bottle.

Blink Toy's no coincidence either. The old tin farts revolved around their own axis, and at the same time they buzzed, turds, or whistled. The name fits perfectly: a tiny object spins and makes "buuu". Hence, the method meaning of the "bubble" as a body rotating rapidly around its own axis.

From the same field we have “bump”. It's a tiny fart, a toy, but besides a fondly small child. due to the fact that a child, like a fart, can spin around the home and make quite a few noises. “Bunk” is besides the name of a tiny rowing boat – the meaning has most likely passed from shape.

"Bounce" is to say something briefly, throw a half a word. individual doesn't talk clearly, they just make a muffled voice. They are besides close to “bubbling”, the old “buking” and “screaming” — all from this registry of low sounds.

We can ‘bump’, that is to say, idle – the saying is most likely related to the fun of farts, or kid activities, far from work. Who beats farts, this 1 bounces.In turn, "shoot fart“ In the past it could besides mean “burn foolishly”, and present we say “let go of the farts”, that is, let go of the gases – and again the word is determined by the sound.

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