Miscellaneous Diq-dooq?
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posted by The back of the hill | 12:30 PM
Mis-Dakdek
Miscellaneous Diq-dooq from Chevras HamMis-dakdekim.
"Oh no! The diqueduque geeques are here! Run for the hills!" — Godol Hador, 06.29.06 2:45 pm
Languages covered so far:
â¢Chinese
â¢Modern Hebrew
â¢Italian
â¢Latin
â¢Yiddish
â¢English
â¢Icelandic
â¢Tok Pisin
Haskama from DovBear: I like the sort of posts you do (like the eloah one today) send me other examples, and I will link you. (From this comment.)
6 Comments:
The word מִתְדַּקְדֵּק (or, as I prefer to spell it, מִדַּקְדֵּק, with dagesch forte in the first daleth), is used by R' Shabse Sôfer and others (such as us) to refer to people who "profess to be diqduqniqim", such as R' Shabse Sôfer and others (such as us).
Hat-tip: Lipman.
The hyphen is reminiscent of "Mis-Nagid".
Oh lord- a whole blog just for Dikduk?
Does this mean I can look forward to LESS dikduk on your other blogs as you will channel it all here?
"Dicducas dicduquatem, dixit Kohelius, dicducas, dicduquatem, omnia dicducas."
"Dicducas dicduquatem, dixit Kohelius, dicducas, dicduquatem, omnia dicducas."
Bad day? Turned Back of the Hevel?
Oh lord- a whole blog just for Dikduk?
Does this mean I can look forward to LESS dikduk on your other blogs as you will channel it all here?
Oh, a village caught a virus!
Does this mean we can look forward to less contagion in the neighbouring villages as it will all be channeled here?
Hevel.
An excellent pun. And a horrible one too.
Aaaargh!
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