| krāshū
|
| Stage |
Middle CLT
|
| Pronunciation |
/ˈkɾaː.ʃuː/
|
| Part of speech |
—
|
| Etymology |
from Proto krashu
|
| Later form |
craeshwy
|
krāshū — to lose composure publicly; a public breakdown of self-command.
Notes
By this period the word had shed its casual register and become the ordinary term for the thing itself.
