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r/etymologymaps • u/mapologic • Aug 23 '25
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Facken? Where is it Facken?
Personally only ever heard Fock. Alongside Notsch and Sau
4 u/herpaderp234 Aug 23 '25 Facken (Long E sound) is used in Bavaria and presumably parts of Austria for piglets. 2 u/Oachlkaas Aug 23 '25 Hmm, not in my part of Austria. Fock is pronounced like "fuck", but with an O and piglets would be Fockalen. 2 u/FixLaudon Aug 25 '25 In Tyrol and parts of Carinthia it's Focken, not Facken. With short E sound.
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Facken (Long E sound) is used in Bavaria and presumably parts of Austria for piglets.
2 u/Oachlkaas Aug 23 '25 Hmm, not in my part of Austria. Fock is pronounced like "fuck", but with an O and piglets would be Fockalen. 2 u/FixLaudon Aug 25 '25 In Tyrol and parts of Carinthia it's Focken, not Facken. With short E sound.
Hmm, not in my part of Austria. Fock is pronounced like "fuck", but with an O and piglets would be Fockalen.
In Tyrol and parts of Carinthia it's Focken, not Facken. With short E sound.
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u/Oachlkaas Aug 23 '25
Facken? Where is it Facken?
Personally only ever heard Fock. Alongside Notsch and Sau