イッフィー

Japanese

Etymology

First appears in Japanese in 1991 after coinage by Fortune magazine.

From English yiffie, from an acronym standing for young, independent, free (or some variant, such as free-minded), and few; used as a label for the generation after the yuppies.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [iɸʲːiː]

Noun

イッフィー (rōmaji iffī)

a yiffie: a member of the generation after the yuppies

References

DataPal (electronic version), Shogakukan 1998. In Japanese.

单词	イッフィー
释义	イッフィー Japanese Etymology First appears in Japanese in 1991 after coinage by Fortune magazine. From English yiffie, from an acronym standing for young, independent, free (or some variant, such as free-minded), and few; used as a label for the generation after the yuppies. Pronunciation IPA^(key): [iɸʲːiː] Noun イッフィー (rōmaji iffī) a yiffie: a member of the generation after the yuppies References DataPal (electronic version), Shogakukan 1998. In Japanese.
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