Taugenichts

Reikšmė (Anglų k.)

good-for-nothing

Sinonimai

Nichtsnutz

Tunichtgut

Niete

Lusche

Verlierer

Loser

Versager

Drohne

Nichtskönner

Null

0️⃣

Nulpe

Krach

Krakeel

Krücke

🩼

Lump

Lumpen

Müßiggänger

nutzlos

Opfer

Pfeife

Scharlatan

Schlampe

Schlingel

Schwindler

Sorgenkind

Strolch

unbrauchbar

unnütz

Windbeutel

Windei

Wurst

Würstchen

Graupe

Herumtreiber

Niemand

Haderlump

Schlappschwanz

schwarzes Schaf

Botenjunge

Hadersack

Heini

Lulli

Knalltüte

Pfeifenheini

Schmächtling

Flabes

arbeitsscheu

Heiopei

Beule

Blindgänger

Vertimai

nietsnut

good-for-nothing

deugniet

scapegrace

rabauw

rekel

bon à rien

haylaz

bribón

zero à esquerda

vaurien

nuisance

cheater

rake

lazybones

Tarmės

Bazelio sritis

duenitguet

Bazelio sritis

frichtli

Bazelio sritis

galgestrigg

Bazelio sritis

galgevoogel

Bazelio sritis

guetschigg

Bazelio sritis

nytnutz

Bazelio sritis

pfliengg

Bazelio sritis

schlyffer

Bazelio sritis

strytzi

Duomenis pateikė: Deutsch-Schweizerdeutsches Wörterbuch

Tariamas kaip (IPA)

/ˈtaʊ̯ɡənɪçts/

Etimologija (Anglų k.)

Sutampa su olandų: deugniet

In summary

From taugen (“to be of use”) + nichts (“nothing”), alteration of older tügenicht (1548), itself perhaps after Middle Low German dögenicht (1514); compare Dutch deugniet (1539). The two earliest High German attestations are apparently in authors from the Low German borderland: 1548 in Burkard Waldis from Allendorf (who also lived in Low German Riga), and 1563 in Joachim Westphal from the area of Mansfeld-Südharz. Sometimes considered an eventual loan translation of French vaurien, which seems to be later, however (1558 ?). Generally, the chronological evidence must be valued with caution in an informal word such as this.