Where does “scundered” come from?

scundered (English) comes from English scunnered, from English scunner, from Scots scunner, from Old Scots skunnyr, from Middle English skoneren — to feel sick or disgusted.

scundered (English): Fed up; Embarrassed

Definitions

  1. Fed up; Embarrassed

Ancestry of “scundered”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Englishscunneredsimple past tense and past participle of scunner
2EnglishscunnerTo be sick of; To dislike; To cause to loathe, or...
3Scotsscunnerto be very tired, to be knackered
4Old Scotsskunnyr—
5Middle Englishskonerento feel sick or disgusted
Every word from Middle English skoneren →Every word from Old Scots skunnyr →Every word from Scots scunner →