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The Proto-Slavic noun *pęstь and the verb pixátʹ

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Does the Proto-Slavic noun *pęstь "fist" somehow relate to the verb pixátʹ "to shove" taking into consideration the standart Old Slavonic alteration s->x by analogy with perst' "dust" perxot' "dandruff" and by meaning analogy with the Latin pugnus (fist) и pugnō (fight)?
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