English
splitsies
From split + -sies.
Formed from split + -sies
Proto-Indo-European *(s)pley- ‘to split, splice’
Proto-Germanic *splītaną
Proto-West Germanic *splītan ‘to split’
Proto-West Germanic *splittjan
Middle Dutch splitten ‘to split’
English split
Today it means
noun The condition of splitting something (such as food, or a cost) in order to share it.
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Etymograph / splitsies