кипеш
Russian
Alternative forms
- хи́пеш (xípeš), хи́пеж (xípež)
- ки́пиш (kípiš)
Etymology
From хи́пес (xípes, “a special kind of theft with the assistance of an attractive prostitute; prostitute, stealing from the client”), from Yiddish חופּות (khupes), the plural of חופּה (khupe, “canopy used in a wedding ceremony”) (from Hebrew חופה (khupá)), whence also slang хи́па (xípa, “female genitalia”).[1][2]
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈkʲipʲɪʂ]
Noun
ки́пеш • (kípeš) m inan (genitive ки́пеша, nominative plural ки́пеши, genitive plural ки́пешей)
Declension
References
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Please see Module:checkparams for help with this warning.Gračóv, M. A. (2003) “хипеж”, in Slovarʹ tysjačeletnevo russkovo argo [Dictionary of Thousand Years of Russian Argot] (in Russian), Moscow: Ripol Classic, page 990 - Jelistratov, V. S. (2000) “хипеж”, in Slovarʹ russkovo argo (materialy 1980–1990 gg.) [Dictionary of Russian Argot (materials from 1980–1990)] (in Russian), Moscow: Russkije slovari, page 514b
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