pikk.
the male external reproductive organ; penis, cock, dick
Meaning & usage
the male external reproductive organ; penis, cock, dick
an unpleasant or obnoxious man; a dick, jerk
Din forbanna pikk!
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse pikkr, attested as an Old Norse byname and related to pik (“point, spike”) and pigg (“spike, prickle”). The semantic development probably reflects the notion of a pointed or projecting object. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk pikk, Danish pik, Swedish pick and Dutch pik (“penis”).
belongings, possessions, luggage; occurring in the fixed expression below
pikk og pakk
Where this word comes from
Ultimately of uncertain origin. The expression pikk og pakk (“all one's belongings”) may have been influenced by German mit Sack und Pack (“with bag and baggage; with all one's belongings”). Compare Danish pik og pak (“all one's belongings”).
a small knock, tap, or rap producing a short sound
Det kom et lite pikk på døra.
Et pikk med hakken.
a small knock, tap, or rap producing a short sound a short tapping, ticking, or clicking sound
Lommeurets svake pikk.
a dig, jab, or barb; a spiteful allusion
Where this word comes from
An onomatopoeic formation related to pikke (“to knock, tap, peck”). The noun is derived from the verb, while the interjection directly imitates a short tapping sound. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk pikk and Danish pik (“small prick, tap or notch”).
used to imitate a short knocking or tapping sound
Pikk! Pikk! sa det på ruten.
Where this word comes from
An onomatopoeic formation related to pikke (“to knock, tap, peck”). The noun is derived from the verb, while the interjection directly imitates a short tapping sound. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk pikk and Danish pik (“small prick, tap or notch”).
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