Etymology Explorer › YiddishWhere does “נעבעכל” come from? נעבעכל (Yiddish) comes from Yiddish נעבעך, from Czech nebohý, from Proto-Slavic nebogъ, from Proto-Slavic ne, from Proto-Balto-Slavic nē, from Proto-Indo-European né — not; no.
נעבעכל (Yiddish): wretch, unfortunate, pitiful creature
Definitions wretch, unfortunate, pitiful creature Ancestry of “נעבעכל”, step by step נעבעכל traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.
via Yiddish נעבעך Step Language Word Meaning 1 Yiddish נעבעך sadly, unfortunately; unfortunate person; unhappy... 2 Czech nebohý poor 3 Proto-Slavic nebogъ poor; unfortunate 4 Proto-Slavic ne not 5 Proto-Balto-Slavic nē not 6 Proto-Indo-European né not; no
via Yiddish ־ל Step Language Word Meaning 1 Yiddish ־ל Forms diminutive nouns when added to a noun, with... 2 Middle High German teil — 3 Old High German teil — 4 Proto-West Germanic daili part 5 Proto-Germanic dailiz part, portion, deal 6 Proto-Indo-European dʰayl- part, watershed