English
finger-tutting
From finger + tutting.
A compound of finger + tutting
Proto-Germanic *fingraz ‘finger’
Proto-West Germanic *fingr
Old English finger
Middle English fynger ‘a finger’
English finger
Today it means
noun A smaller-scale version of tutting, which uses the fingers, or in some cases the whole arm.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / finger-tutting