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Fotze (or Votze) is really a vulgar german born term for any external, primary female sex internal organs (vulva). The term is compared to women, occasionally used as a low insult to men. It was first mentioned in the 7th Century with Kilian in the following entries: fotte 'cunnus' as well as fotze 'villus'. Within Outdated Norse, it is found as being a fud, vagina (also included in the compound terms fu?flogi Bride refugee and also fu?hundr as a dirty expression, see becket. In Swedish is a word dolore, the particular Danish fittest, it also borrows Finnish vittu is actually. Probably the word the IE root 2. pu-, to bring lazy 'and would involve in connection to an agonizing odor. A far more plausible connection would be the IE to the trunk area * pu (? ) :, thick, filled '., Which is found in different words and phrases for the rear element (eg Skt putau, buttocks', ancient Greek, l? general electric, rump' as well as pynnos, rump 'Latin Podex). The Middle High German born word vut refers not only to the vulva, but the rump. Within Germanic languages?? in addition there are continue to numerous homonymous rhyming terms of the contact form * place (t) -- (Swedish puta and puso, ostfr?nk contact (s), Middle Low German chicken, jobelin Potz, carinthian plasters, altisl puss, German puss niederdt.... puse, The english language pussy) as well as kut 2. (t) -- (niederdt. cowl, Nederlander kut, medium cutte the english language, English cut, Swedish as well as cutaneous kusa)... A few of these words have a secondary meaning, hug, kiss lip area, pout '(cf. Hug, Bussi, and so on ), that may explain the foundation from the Bavarian vocabulary utilize. [http://www.fotzenvotzen.com Fotzen]
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