παπάρας

Greek

Etymology 1

From παπάρα f (papára, “dipping bread”), from Turkish papara, from Proto-Slavic *popariam (“scald”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /paˈpaɾas/
Hyphenation: πα‧πά‧ρας

Noun

παπάρας • (papáras) m (plural παπάρες)

(colloquial, offensive) moron, idiot, twit

Μην ακούς τι σου λέει αυτός ο παπάρας. ― Min akoús ti sou léei aftós o papáras. ― Don't listen to what that twit is telling you.

Declension

declension of παπάρας

	singular	plural
nominative	παπάρας •	παπάρες •
genitive	παπάρα •	—
accusative	παπάρα •	παπάρες •
vocative	παπάρα •	παπάρες •

Synonyms

(idiot, twit): ανόητος m (anóitos), βλάκας m (vlákas), παπαρδέλας m (papardélas)

Related terms

παπάρι n (papári, “bollock, ball”) (vulgar)
παπαριά f (papariá, “nonsense, lies”)

Etymology 2

Noun

παπάρας • (papáras) f

Genitive singular form of παπάρα (papára).

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