ùcárɗəp
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Tarok[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Blench and Longtau suggest it may derive from ùcár (“woman”) + ɗəp (“briefly”), from a longer descriptive phrase "woman who stays briefly", referring to the traditional practice of a bride staying briefly with her new family, then returning for a time to her old family, before moving back to the new family.
Noun[edit]
ùcárɗəp
References[edit]
- Roger Blench, Selbut Longtau, Tarok young people’s speech (2012), page 3