Where does “påtschert” come from?

påtschert (Bavarian) comes from Bavarian -ert, from Old English -eht, from Proto-Germanic -ihtaz.

påtschert (Bavarian): clumsy, ham-fisted, awkward lacking coordination, not graceful

Definitions

  1. clumsy, ham-fisted, awkward lacking coordination, not graceful

Ancestry of “påtschert”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Bavarian-ert—
2Old English-ehtsuffix meaning having, bearing, possessing;...
3Proto-Germanic-ihtaz—
Every word from Proto-Germanic -ihtaz →Every word from Bavarian -ert →Every word from Old English -eht →