noun
die Tucke, -n
queen
Definition & meaning
- Malice or treacherousness: Refers to a hidden, often mean-spirited intent to harm someone or the quality of being deceptive and perfidious.
- Pitfall or technical difficulty: Refers to a hidden difficulty, a "snag," or a complicated aspect of a situation or device that is not immediately obvious and can lead to unexpected problems.
Grammar & Word origin
The word is a feminine noun. It is derived from the Middle High German word tücke, which is related to the verb tücken (to play a trick on someone). It describes the nature of being "tückisch" (insidious or tricky).
Synonyms & antonyms
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Antonyms:
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Examples
Er nannte ihn beleidigend eine Tucke.noun
He insultingly called him a queen.
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