Where does “neascuțit” come from?

neascuțit (Romanian) comes from Romanian ascuțit, from Romanian ascuți, from Latin excotīre, from Latin cōs, from Ancient Greek Κῶς, from Hebrew כוס, from Arabic كُسّ.

neascuțit (Romanian): dull

Definitions

dull

Ancestry of “neascuțit”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Romanian	ascuțit	sharp, sharpened, acuate; acute; piercing,...
2	Romanian	ascuți	to sharpen; to grind, whet, strop
3	Latin	excotīre	—
4	Latin	cōs	—
5	Ancient Greek	Κῶς	Kos, an island in the Dodecanese
6	Hebrew	כוס	A cup, glass, tumbler; little owl; A pussy
7	Arabic	كُسّ	—

Every word from Arabic كُسّ →Every word from Hebrew כוס →Every word from Ancient Greek Κῶς →