Etymology

goybuck

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Today it means: A unit of a particular currency, seen as being provided by Jews to goyim (non-Jews) for purchases of goyslop. Full definition →

English buck ← Middle English bukke ← Old English bucca
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The story

  1. Biblical Hebrewגּוֹי (goi)
  2. Yiddishגוי (goy)
  3. Englishgoy
  4. Proto-Indo-European*bʰuǵ-
  5. Proto-Germanic*bukkaz
  6. Proto-Germanic*bukkô
  7. Proto-West Germanic*bukkō
  8. Old Englishbucca
  9. Middle Englishbukke
  10. Englishbuck
  11. English todaygoybuck

From goy + buck.

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