die Pampe

Plural: die Pampen
Based on: *Onomatopoeia
Noun
1.

mush, gloop

(colloquial)
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Examples
  • "Ähh... Was ist das in der Schüssel da?""Das ist selbstgemachter Pizzateig.""Diese Mehlpampe?! Ich glaube nicht."
  • "Uhm...What's that in that bowl there?""That's homemade pizza dough.""This gloop of flour?! I don't think so."
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Advent Calendar 3 – “Gettin’ snotty wit’ it”

Hello everyone, day 3 of our Advent Calendar, this time with a nice shot of colloquial. Because, god knows… the textbook and course establishment don’t teach you how Germans really speak. So today, we’ll learn one of those colloquial words that – if used at the right time – will really make you sound native. And this one will help you stand your turf if someone starts to forget about politeness. Get ready for pampig ▶ Pampig is based on the noun die Pampe and Pampe is … well… think of the Chicken Curry Maria made recently. That was some proper… oh wait, you can’t know that. Well, then imagine a puddle of mud…. that’s Pampe in there. A thick, greasy, slippery mush.  0 0 votes Article Rating <a href="https://yourdailygerman.com/meaning/pampe/">Dive in <span class="meta-nav">→</span></a>

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How many meanings does the German word 'Pampe' have?

Pampe has 1 distinct meaning: 1. mush, gloop .

What is the gender of 'Pampe'?

die

What is the plural of 'Pampe'?

die Pampen

What is 'Pampe' related to?

The word 'Pampe' is related to *Onomatopoeia.

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Advent Calendar 3 – “Gettin’ snotty wit’ it”
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