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forepart of anything, ploughshare, snout, Irish soc, Early Irish socc, Welsh swch (f.), Cornish soch, Breton soc'h, souc'h (m.): *succo-, snout, pig's snout, *sukku-, a pig, Welsh hwch, Cornish hoch, Breton houc'h (Anglo-Saxon sugu, English sow, Latin sûs, etc.). So Thurneysen (Rom., 112), who clinches his argument by Early Irish corr being both "crane" and "beak". French soc, ploughshare, English sock are from Celtic. Stokes suggests the possibility of Celtic being from Medieval Latin soccus, vomer, or allied to Old High German seh, vomer, Latin secare.
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