przydupas
/pʂɘˈdu.pas/
eril
LEHÇE → TR
Çekim Tablosu
çoğulprzydupasi
tamlayanprzydupasa
Tanım
•lackey; lickspittle (a fawning, servile follower) · lover (sexual partner)
Diğer Dillerde
AlmancaLakai, Schmeichler, Speichellecker /laˈkaɪ̯/
lackey
çekim: çoğul Lakaien · tamlayan Lakaien
köken: 16th century, from French laquais.
aile: lakaienhaft, Lakaienhaftigkeit, lakaiisch
Die Fürstin Twerskaja stieg nicht aus; nur ihr Lakai in Gamaschen, Pelerine und schwarzem Hut sprang an der Haustür ab.
Fransızcalaquais, lèche-botte, lèche-cul, second couteau (eril) /la.kɛ/
footman, lackey, liveried servant · flunky, stooge
eş: page, serviteur, sherpa
köken: Uncertain. Compare English lackey.
İtalyancalacchè, leccaculo, leccapiedi, lecchino, spalla (eril) /lakˈkɛ/
lackey
eş: domestico, paggio, servitore, valletto, cortigiano, galoppino
köken: From French laquais.
flatterer, adulator
çekim: çoğul льстецы́ · tamlayan льстеца́
eş: низкопоклонник, подлиза, прихвостень
köken: льстить (lʹstitʹ) + -е́ц (-éc)
Azericeyaltaq, yaltaqlıq etmək
sycophant, flatterer
çekim: çoğul yaltaqlar · tamlayan yaltağın
köken: Cognate to Turkish yaltak.
aile: yaltaqlıq, yaltaqlanmaq
Felemenkçelakei, pluimstrijker, slaafje, slijmerd, voetvaag (eril) /laːˈkɛi̯/
a lackey, a footman, a liveried servant, an attendant · a flunky, servile follower
çekim: çoğul lakeien
köken: From Middle Dutch lackey, from Middle French laquais, probably from Old Spanish lacayo, of uncertain origin; cognate with lackey.
Portekizcelacaio (eril) /laˈkaj.u/
lackey, minion, servant · a subservient person · a dark grey quartz
çekim: çoğul lacaios
köken: Borrowed from Spanish lacayo.
aile: lacaiada, lacaiar, lacaiesco
Yunancaκόλακας (eril) /ˈko.la.kas/
flatterer, bootlicker
çekim: çoğul κόλακες · tamlayan κόλακα
eş: γαλίφης, γλείφτης, μαλαγάνας
köken: From Ancient Greek κόλαξ (kólax)
İsveççelakej
lackey
çekim: çoğul lakejer · tamlayan lakejs
köken: From German Lakai, from French laquais, likely from Spanish lacayo. Ultimate origin unknown. Cognate of Danish lakaj, Dutch lakei.
Ukraynacaлаке́й, лаки́за, лаку́за, при́хвостень, холу́й
Finceapuri, hännystelijä, lakeija, nuoleskelija /ˈɑpuri/
helper, aide · sidekick
çekim: çoğul apurit · tamlayan apurin
köken: apu + -uri
courter, suiter, wooer · courtisan (one who flatters in order to seek favor)
çekim: çoğul curtezani
köken: Borrowed from French courtisan, based on curte.
Macarcacsatlós, lakáj, szolgalélek, talpnyaló /ˈlɒkaːj/
lackey, footman
çekim: çoğul lakájok
köken: From German Lakai, from French laquais (“servant”).
Latincesecundae
inflection of secundus: · genitive/dative feminine singular
Dancalakaj, spytslikker /lakaj/
lackey, footman, flunkey, henchman
çekim: çoğul lakajer · tamlayan lakajs
köken: From German Lakai, from French laquais.
Norveççeandrefiolin, annenfiolin, lakei, spyttslikker
Vietnamcanịnh thần /nïŋ˧˨ʔ tʰən˨˩/
a feudal courtier that would humor the monarch only to further his own agenda · a sycophant
köken: Sino-Vietnamese word from 佞臣, composed of 佞 (“flattery”) and 臣 (“courtier”).
Bulgarcaблюдолизец, подлизурко
servant; slave.
köken: Perhaps from ขี้ (kîi, “faeces; also used as a prefix indicating an unfavourable condition, tendency, etc”) + ข้า (kâa, “servant; slave; subordinate”). Cognate with Isan ขี้ข้า, Lao ຂີ້ຂ້າ (khī khā), Northern Thai ᨡᩦ᩶ᨡ᩶ᩣ, Khün ᨡᩦ᩶ᨡ᩶ᩣ.
aile: ขี้ข้าม้าครอก
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İzlandacahöfðingjasleikja
minion; henchperson; lackey; blind follower
köken: Possibly from Spanish alifures, plural of alifur (“unpaid court aide under a recording clerk”), as seen in 19th century Spanish publications in the Philippines. The Spanish term in turn came from Aragonese Spanish alifara (“meal as part of a business deal”), from Andalusian Arabic الإِحَالَة (al-ʕiḥála), from Arabic إِحَالَة (ʔiḥāla, “transfer”). See also Arabic عَلَف (ʕalaf, “fodder; grass”). In…
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Belarusçaлаке́й, пры́хвасцень, халу́й
cmn奴才, 狗腿子, 走卒, 走狗
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Etimoloji
From przy- + dupa + -as, derived from adverbial phrase przy dupie (literally “near ass”). First attested in 1992.