äp-päp

Finnish

äp-päp

(colloquial) Expresses disapproval with what one is doing, telling them to either wait first or to stop doing it and not do it again.

The päp may be repeated any arbitrary number of times, usually once or twice. (The tone usually falls slowly over all of the repeats.)
The vowel in the initial äp may be lengthened or even over-long.
Spelling variations exist, including space instead of a hyphen or writing as one word.
Sometimes back vowels are used (ap-pap).

单词	äp-päp
释义	äp-päp Finnish Pronunciation IPA^(key): [æ(ː)p˩˥.pæp˥˧] Interjection äp-päp (colloquial) Expresses disapproval with what one is doing, telling them to either wait first or to stop doing it and not do it again. Usage notes Usually used with children or some animals. Rarely used in written text. Alternative forms The päp may be repeated any arbitrary number of times, usually once or twice. (The tone usually falls slowly over all of the repeats.) The vowel in the initial äp may be lengthened or even over-long. Spelling variations exist, including space instead of a hyphen or writing as one word. Sometimes back vowels are used (ap-pap).
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