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Klitsche
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German
Etymology
19th century, from de gmw-ecg - dialects. Further origin de 1. Plausibly from de pl kleć outhouse, from de sla-pro *klětь. Alternatively from de klitschen to splat, slap, a variant of de klatschen.
Pronunciation
de /ˈklɪt͡ʃə/
de De-Klitsche.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
f
de colloquial usually derogatory a small place, house
de Der Fluchthelfer ZEITmagazin https://web.archive.org/web/20151105163903/https://www.zeit.de/2013/39/flucht-1945-sudeten-polen/komplettansicht 2013-09-13 Olaf Ihlau Er schafft sie zu seiner Klitsche auf der Insel Ibiza, über die der Astrologe und Untergangsprophet Nostradamus gesagt haben soll, sie werde die "letzte Zuflucht der Menschheit vor dem großen Feuer" sein. He brings them to his little abode on the island Ibiza, about which the astrologer and apocalyptic prophet Nostradamus supposedly said that it would be the "last refuge of humanity from the blaze".
de by extension small company
de Bude Laden
de Ich hatte nur eine Anfrage diese Woche und die war von irgendso’ner windigen Softwareklitsche. I had only one request this week and that was by some obscure little software firm.
Declension
f
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