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scourge

/skɚdʒ/ やや難 頻度 12099位

意味

  1. (懲罰用の)むち
  2. (病気・戦争など)苦難(災難)の原因
  3. …をむち打つ
  4. 《文》…をきびしく罰する
  5. 〈人〉を苦しめる;〈国など〉を荒らす

語源

英語の原文(Wiktionary)

From Middle English scourge (“a lash, whip, scourge; affliction, calamity; person who causes affliction or calamity; shoot of a vine”), and then either: * from Anglo-Norman scorge, escorge, escurge, or Old French scurge, escourge, escorge, escorgiee, escurge (modern French escourgée (“(archaic) whip made of leather strips”)), either: ** from Vulgar Latin *excoriāta (“strip of hide; a scourge”), from Late Latin excoriāre, the present active infinitive of excoriō (“to strip the skin from, to skin”), from Latin ex- (prefix meaning ‘away; out’) + corium (“skin; hide, leather”) (ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (“to cut off, sever; to divide, separate”)); or ** from Latin ex- (intensi…

出典: Wiktionary「scourge」(CC BY-SA 4.0)

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