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fitte.

the female external genitalia or genital opening, especially the vulva or vagina, of a woman or female animal; cunt, pussy

5 characters2 syllables approx.Norsk bokmål language

Meaning & usage

noun/²fɪtːə/[ˈfɪ̂tːə̌]
  1. the female external genitalia or genital opening, especially the vulva or vagina, of a woman or female animal; cunt, pussy

    feminine · masculine · vulgar
  2. the female external genitalia or genital opening, especially the vulva or vagina, of a woman or female animal; cunt, pussy sexual intercourse with a woman or women

    feminine · masculine · metonymically · vulgar
  3. a contemptible or unpleasant person; cunt

    derogatory · feminine · masculine · vulgar
    Din jævla fitte!
Where this word comes from

Uncertain. Probably from or remodelled after dialectal fu (“buttocks”), inherited from Old Norse fuð (“vulva, vagina”), under the influence of Middle Low German vut (“vulva”). The Old Norse and Middle Low German forms continue Proto-Germanic *fuþiz (“vagina”), possibly from Proto-Indo-European *pewt-. A less likely proposal derives the word from Old Norse fit (“wet meadow, waterside grassland”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk fitte, Swedish fitta, Danish fisse, Icelandic fuð (“vulva”), Scots fud (“vulva”), German Fotze (“cunt, vulva”) and Dutch vot (“arse”).

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