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Where does “kúga” come from?
kúga
(Old Norse): to cow, to force, to tyrannize over
Definitions
to cow, to force, to tyrannize over
Words derived from “kúga”
cow
cows
Memphis
cowboy
almond
Ammon
Amun
cowhide
Cowling
cowpea
cowshed
cowpuncher
cowgirl
cowpox
cowman
Ammonite
cowbird
cowbell
cowling
cowskin
cowdung
cowlick
cowhand
Memphite