knorke.
great, very good
Meaning & usage
great, very good
Where this word comes from
Unclear; possibly originated as a rhyme for Lorke (“watery coffee”), as a derivation from knorrig (“knotty, gnarled; rough, coarse; sturdy, robust”) (compare Middle High German knorre, English knar, Old Norse knǫrr, and for the semantic develoment English gnarly) using the Low German diminutive suffix -ke, or from the play Die Familie Knorke by Rudolf Melzer.
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