punktur og basta

Icelandic

Alternative forms

punktur og pasta (common among children)

Etymology

A phrase consisting of two items that each mean "that's final", the first being punktur (“period”) and the second basta, from Danish basta, from Italian basta (“enough!”).

Basta is not used in any other contexts in Icelandic, and so many speakers (particularly children) instead say punktur og pasta (literally “period and pasta”).

Interjection

punktur og basta

and that's final!, end of discussion!

Synonyms

hana nú
ekkert múður

Derived terms

punktur og basta, bannað að breyta (“no takesy backsies”)

单词	punktur og basta
释义	punktur og basta Icelandic Alternative forms punktur og pasta (common among children) Etymology A phrase consisting of two items that each mean "that's final", the first being punktur (“period”) and the second basta, from Danish basta, from Italian basta (“enough!”). Basta is not used in any other contexts in Icelandic, and so many speakers (particularly children) instead say punktur og pasta (literally “period and pasta”). Interjection punktur og basta and that's final!, end of discussion! Synonyms hana nú ekkert múður Derived terms punktur og basta, bannað að breyta (“no takesy backsies”)
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