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As it happens, of course, English DID later borrow shekar, via Greek and French, as it appears to be the root of "cider" - oh, and "shiker", from shekar, is Yiddish for "drunk".

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Fourth, to back up the likelihood of *médhu- and *mad being linked, we have plenty of examples of words for drink and words for being drunk having come from the same root - I've just given one example, drink/drunk, and I gave another in my earlier post, Hebrew shekar and Yiddish shiker.

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In addition, isn't there a Semitic word for "strong drink" which in Hebrew is shekar and in Arabic, I believe, sakar or sukr sorry, can't do the characters that, if PIE had borrowed a word for booze, would be a much more likely candidate?

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Originally Posted by gvi. shekar what people, along with your studies and prep spend some time for friendships too eh.

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Mentions of wine and/or strong drink, shekar, in the Bible, some historians and brewers believe, do not refer to wine - but to beer.

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