Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

Nip

Albanian translation:

Nephew

Added to glossary by Henning Bochert (X)
Nov 25, 2003 10:26
20 yrs ago
English term

NipCha

Non-PRO English to Albanian Art/Literary Associative
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1.) If pronounced, does or do the word/s mean anything in your language. If so, what?
2.) If pronounced, what associations come to your mind in your language or culture? This could be a stream of words, adjectives, preferably images. A paragraph of a few sentences will do.

The term in question is:

"NipCha"

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Proposed translations (Albanian)
5 +1 Nephew
5 +1 nephew

Proposed translations

+1
8 hrs
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Nephew

1. Yes, "nephew" is the correct answer as Anri has mentioned.

2. Associations that come to my mind at this moment are: cute, little, boy, playing with sand/legos/cars/puzzles, reading a book, coloring, family, mother, father, picture, smiling, grandma, grandpa, phone, birthday, happy.

Thanks for reminding me to think about these associations! :) :)




Peer comment(s):

agree aneta_xh : totally agree
1 day 23 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks!"
+1
5 hrs

nephew

The pronounciation you have given is a sort of diminuitive form which shows love and affection. The regular form would be "nip".
Peer comment(s):

agree Borana Moisiu
2 hrs
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