huithapeli.
a careless and carefree person; flake
Meaning & usage
a careless and carefree person; flake
Where this word comes from
Probably from huit- + hapeli, the initial component akin to huitukka (“a whimsical person, a carefree person”), the latter a dialectal word akin to hapera (“brittle”), dialectal hapero (“brittle, crumbly; (of a person) silly”). A sound-symbolic influence is evident given the high number of variants (all with scattered attestation), such as huithaapeli, huithaperi, huithaperus, huithaitti. Folk etymologies allege that the term derives from English Whitechapel via sailor slang.
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