Where does “バカッター” come from?

バカッター (Japanese) comes from Japanese ツイッター, from English Twitter, from Middle English twitren, from Old English twiterian, from Proto-Germanic twitwizōną — To twitter; chirp.

バカッター (Japanese): "Idiotter": Twitter, as a platform for people to expose their idiocy to the world

Definitions

  1. "Idiotter": Twitter, as a platform for people to expose their idiocy to the world

Ancestry of “バカッター”, step by step

バカッター traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Japanese ツイッター

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1JapaneseツイッターTwitter a social-networking website
2EnglishTwitterA user account belonging to the above service; To...
3Middle Englishtwitren
4Old Englishtwiterian
5Proto-GermanictwitwizōnąTo twitter; chirp

via Japanese ばか

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japaneseばか
Every word from Proto-Germanic twitwizōnąEvery word from Old English twiterianEvery word from Middle English twitren