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The root is not 100% certain and it might just be a Germanic or Northern European root.
The core idea in either case was:
being under an obligation
The only family members in English are shall and its version should. The German side of the tree is a bit bigger with Schuld being the word for debt and also guilt. Which at their core are both an obligation.
This root gave rise to 26+ German words.
Do you have questions about the usage or meaning of “*skel-”? Just ask here and I’ll try to clear it up.
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