Timbuktu (placeholder for a remote, distant, or boring place)
köken: Compare Portuguese Cochinchina (“placeholder for a remote, distant, or boring place”). Might harken back to the French conquest of Vietnam (1858–1885) that the Spanish Empire in nearby Spanish Philippines aided in or the Cambodian–Spanish War (1593–1597).
İtalyancaa fanculo/affanculo, Canicatti, Canicattì, in culo ai lupi, in culo al mondo, in culo al nulla
Cochin China (a historical region of Indochina) · Timbuktu (placeholder for a remote, distant, or boring place)
eş: onde Judas perdeu as botas, cu do mundo
köken: From Cochim + China, to distinguish from the Indian town of Cochin. Compare Spanish Cochinchina and Spanish Conchinchina (“placeholder for a remote, distant, or boring place”).
köken: From South African Dutch pofadder. Equivalent to pof + adder.
gdHiort, Lùb a' Gheòidh
lzzპეტრა
shpripizdina, vukojebina
srnBagansiyapiyapi, Kokodiako
Etimoloji
From Otaheiti, Otahiti, an older name for Tahiti, located far away from Sweden. See English Otaheite. Perhaps influenced by the interjection tjo. Origin of toilet sense unknown.