Word derived from the proto-Germanic for "to injure" which these days, means to verbally blast someone Crossword Clue, 6 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%SCATHE6Word derived from the proto-Germanic for "to injure" which these days, means to verbally blast someone
48%TED3Old word from the Germanic word for "to scatter" which now means to spread hay for drying
38%SAPPHIRE8Precious blue gemstone, the word for which comes from the Sanskrit word "Sanipriya," meaning "sacred to Saturn"
37%DESERT6Sahara is derived from the Arabic word for this
37%ALMS4Word beggars used to cry, derived from the Greek word for mercy
36%LESION6Word derived from the Latin word for injury that my six year old might refer to as a "boo-boo"
35%SHAMPOO7Word derived from the Hindi for “to massage”
35%EMEER5Title which, in Arabic, derives from the word for "immortal" (var.)
35%COSMONAUT9Someone like Yelena Serova, say, whose old job title was derived from the Greek words for "universe" and "sailor"
33%ATAXIA6Lack of coordination often a sign of a cerebellum problem, described by this word derived from the Greek for "lack of order"
33%INCH4Word derived from the Latin “uncia,” meaning “one-twelfth”
33%AEON4Word derived from the Greek for "age"
33%SCHMOOZE8Word derived from the Yiddish for "talk"
33%KISMET6Word derived from the Arabic for "lot"
33%ABBOT5Word derived from the Aramaic for "my father"
33%EMOJI5Word derived from the Japanese for "picture writing"
33%PHARAOH7Word derived from the Egyptian for "great house"
33%SKOSH5Word derived from the Japanese for "a bit"
32%INCH4Word derived from the Latin "uncia," meaning "one-twelfth"
32%TIARA5Word derived from the Greek for "headdress of Persian kings"
32%LEE3Surname derived from the Chinese word for "plum"
32%SCHMUCK7Insult derived from the Yiddish word for "penis"
32%TSAR4Title derived from the Latin word for "caesar"
32%GYRO4Meat dish derived from the Greek word for "turn"
32%ADAM4Name that derives from the Hebrew word for "earth"
31%ORE3Word derived from the Old English words for "unworked metal" and "copper"
31%ECRU4Common hose hue derived from the French word for "raw"
31%EUREKA6Exclamation derived from the Greek word for "I have found"
31%OTTAWA6Capital whose name derives from the Ojibwa word for "traders"
31%MIS3Prefix meaning bad that is used with "trust" or "understanding," which originated from the Proto-Germanic language

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