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Etymology [edit]
From Middle English, from Old French tripe (“entrails”), of uncertain origin. See Spanish tripa
Pronunciation [edit]
tripe (usually uncountable; plural tripes)
- The lining of the large stomach of ruminating animals, when prepared for food.
- The entrails; hence, humorously or in contempt, the belly; -- generally used in the plural.
- Something disparaged as valueless, especially written works and popular entertainment (movies, television).
Translations [edit]
stomach lining of animal for food
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- Czech: dršťky (cs) f pl
- Dutch: pens (nl) f
- Finnish: sisälmykset (fi) pl
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- German: Kutteln (de) pl, Kaldaunen (de) pl
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- Hungarian: pacal (hu)
- Italian: trippa (it) f
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- Jèrriais: tripe f
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- Portuguese: dobrada (pt) f, tripas (pt) f pl
- Russian: рубец (ru) (rubéc) m
- Serbo-Croatian: tripice (sh) f, fileki (sh) pl
- Spanish: tripa (es) f, menudos (es) m pl
- Turkish: işkembe (tr)
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entrails
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- Dutch: ingewanden (nl) pl
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- German: Eingeweide (de) pl
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- Italian: trippa (it) f
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- Jèrriais: tripe f
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- Portuguese: tripa (pt) f
- Russian: требуха (ru) (trebuxá) f
- Spanish: tripa (es) f
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something valueless
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- Finnish: roska (fi)
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- German: Schund (de) m, Mumpitz (de) m
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- Italian: stupidaggine (it) f
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- Portuguese: lixo (pt) m
- Russian: чепуха (ru) (čepuxá), ерунда (ru) (jerundá), вздор (ru) (vzdor)
- Spanish: menudo (es)
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Etymology [edit]
From Old French tripe (“entrails”).
tripe f (usually uncountable)
- tripe
