Schmöker

Senso (Inglese)

book, tome (typically big or old and not particularly gripping, but suited for casual, cozy reading)

Concetti

fumatore

fumatrice

librone

sinonimi

Buch

📖

Lektüre

Band

Schinken

Titel

Bd.

Raucher

Raucherin

Schwarte

Traduzioni

bouquin

🧓

smoker

book

📖

fumante

fumeur

fumador

🚬

roker

ontspannningsboek

fumaire

bequin

livreco

📖

antigualla

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/ˈʃmøːkɐ/

Etimologia (Inglese)

Preso in prestito da basso tedesco: Smöker

In summary

From Low German Smöker, from the verb smöken (“to smoke”), from Middle Low German smöken, from Proto-West Germanic *smaukijan. The semantic motivation is unclear. Some compare Schinken (literally “ham”) and thus interpret Schmöker as “smoked ham”. Others compare Swedish lunta (literally “fuse”) and derive it from the practice of using pages from old books for lighting pipes. It could also refer simply to casual reading performed while smoking.