Etymology Explorer › Old English

Where does “dwǣsċan” come from?

dwǣsċan (Old English): to extinguish; to put out, extinguish, destroy

Definitions

  1. to extinguish; to put out, extinguish, destroy

Words derived from “dwǣsċan”

  • douse
  • dowsing
  • dowser
  • dowse
  • dush
  • douser
  • ダウジング
  • dusshen
  • duschen