quetch

kvetch

and quetch (kvɛtʃ and kʍɛtʃ)

1. in. to complain. (From German quetschen, “to squeeze,” via Yiddish.) Quit your kvetching!

2. n. a complainer. What a kvetch you are!

verb

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Woodward	['wudwəd]
Klaes	-	Frisian
MÁEl Sechlainn	-	Ancient Irish
Hebel	-	Hebrew
Euterpe	-	Greek Mythology
Osvaldo	-	Spanish, Italian, Portuguese