"Gäipmännchen" meaning in Luxembourgish

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Noun

IPA: /ˈɡæi̯pˌmænχen/, [ˈɡæˑɪ̯bˌmænɕən] Forms: Gäipmännercher [plural]
Etymology: From gäipen (“to lust, especially for food; to look and wait greedily to get a bite”) + Männchen (“little man”). The former is either an unshifted relict form or of Low Franconian origin. It is identical with Middle Dutch gîpen (“to gape, gasp, open one’s mouth greedily”), from Old Dutch gīpōn, whence also Dutch gijpen (“to gasp for air”). The High German form in German Geifer (“spittle dripping from the mouth”). Etymology templates: {{com|lb|gäipen|Männchen|t1=to lust, especially for food; to look and wait greedily to get a bite|t2=little man}} gäipen (“to lust, especially for food; to look and wait greedily to get a bite”) + Männchen (“little man”), {{cog|dum|gîpen|t=to gape, gasp, open one’s mouth greedily}} Middle Dutch gîpen (“to gape, gasp, open one’s mouth greedily”), {{der|lb|odt|gīpōn}} Old Dutch gīpōn, {{cog|nl|gijpen|t=to gasp for air}} Dutch gijpen (“to gasp for air”), {{cog|de|Geifer|t=spittle dripping from the mouth}} German Geifer (“spittle dripping from the mouth”) Head templates: {{lb-noun|m|Gäipmännercher}} Gäipmännchen m (plural Gäipmännercher)
  1. clitoris Wikipedia link: High German consonant shift Tags: masculine Categories (topical): Anatomy Synonyms: Klitoris

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    }
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    }
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