German Translatn of “gay” | Colls English-German Dictnary

Contents:

• HOW TO SAY GAY GERMAN
• TRANSLATN OF GAY – ENGLISH-GERMAN DICTNARY
• GERMAN TRANSLATN OF 'GAY'
• GAY DICTNARY GERMAN
• MEANG OF "GAY" THE GERMAN DICTNARY
• THE HISTORY OF THE WORD “GAY”
• GAY (ADJ.)
• TRANSLATN OF GAY GERMAN
• CATEGORY:GERMAN GAY SLANG
• "GAY" IM DTSCHEN
• GERMAN WORD FOR GAY
• MEANG OF GAY ENGLISH
• THE ORIGS OF THE WORD ‘GAY’

HOW TO SAY GAY GERMAN

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TRANSLATN OF GAY – ENGLISH-GERMAN DICTNARY

Jody Skner’s work “Bezeichnungen für das Homosexuelle im Dtschen”, Die Bl Eule (1999) (Denomatns for Homosexual German), and wh the help of Rocío Laguía, Mos of the translatns Germany, Jody was so kd to give the two volum of his work that is our ma source for the realizatn of this dictnary.

Rocío and María Cano helped wh the first translatns and terpretatns and th we found a lot of rogative words and exprsns, but also some that ed up a great sense of humor, even bety, bee they arose the LGBT muny self, who survived the slums and margal environments and who had the need to speak of the most outstandg topics this German Gay Dictnary is that of warmth wh the word warm, and do so for two reasons, the first, for a large number of words and exprsns has generated, and the send, bee s relatnship wh effemate men and wh those who fucked wh other men, go back to the Middle Ag or perhaps much further back time. It origated the 19th century the wake of the medil bate that nsirs homosexualy as a disease. It is ctomary many untri say that homosexual behavr always om outsi.

GERMAN TRANSLATN OF 'GAY'

Homophobia and xenophobia together. Wh this pejorative and antiquated idm was wanted to emphasize the femy of the gay people relatg them wh the first woman, acrdg to the Bible Eve, the same way that wh Adamstochter the masculy of lbians was remarked relatg them wh the first man, Adam, a time which the only referent was the mp people, people wh a genr exprsn that did not rrpond to their sex and that worked, not whout error, as a predictor of sexual orientatn. +HomosexuelleThe translatn to the English language of the word Homosexuelle is homosexual, a term ed by Karl Maria Benkert, the precursor of the fight for gay rights, which was then ed medice to name a false What is homosexual?

GAY DICTNARY GERMAN

Origated the 19th century due to the medil bate that nsirs homosexualy as a disease. Essentially those who were not Christians were heretics, and the, as animist trib that existed the current terrory of Bulgaria, they attributed all sorts of vic and ss, hence this is the orig of the word bugger and the relatn between hery and homosexual behavr. This slang was origated the 19th century due to the medil bate that nsirs homosexualy as a disease.

+LeckermlThe first meang of Leckerml is a greedy person, however, the first part of the word Leck- is related to the cunnilg or anilg (rim job), so this exprsn n be ed as a slang for a homosexual person, both for gays and lbians.

This exprsn has s orig the 19th century as a rult of the medil bate which homosexualy is nsired as a disease. +RosettenkrlerThe words Rose and Rosetten are slang words for the an, so Rosettenkrler has the meang of the one that als wh his partner’s an sex, for this reason, is ed as slang for the homosexual man that we uld translate to the English language as eyelets scratcher. +SpatstecherIn the German language, when are ed exprsns whose first element is Spat- the ntext of homosexual men and male homosexualy, is metaphorilly speakg of the fec, sce Spat translated to the English language is spach, the vegetable, and all the exprsns are referrg to anal sexual activy.

MEANG OF "GAY" THE GERMAN DICTNARY

Th, Spatforscher or “spach rearcher” means gay or faggot acrdg to the ntext, and Spatstich or “peratn spach” is a slang word for anal terurse. The leral translatn of Spatstecher would be a skewer or spach knife, and we uld translate to English as is said that the term Spatstecher origat the Rotwelsch jargon at the begng of the 19th century and refers to the top homosexual man anal terurse. The Spatstecher is also documented several dialects, such as the one talked Frankfurt, which Spatstecher addn to homosexual man is also ed to refer to the own penis.

As a cursy, an unpleasant alln to the homosexualy of the Berl sexologist, Ludwig Thoma, he lled “Magn Spatfeld“, that is, a large field of sh. +TunteTunte is a rogatory exprsn and feme genr ed to refer to effemate homosexual men.

The forenner of homosexualy and heterosexualy, ed var terms such as Uranier. Free-e photograph snned by Jdsteakley, download om wikipedia, rized, and is a German term rarely ed today, but is the precsor of the term homosexual, this se referrg to men. It may seem silly, but mt be taken to acunt that, at that time, homosexualy did not exist, but jt homosexual behavr that first was a s and then a crime.

THE HISTORY OF THE WORD “GAY”

The terms reprented a paradigm shift sce they anticipated the inty aspect of homosexualy, and om afar, the overg of the bary sexual mol. Uranism (uranism) was the term Ulrich ed to refer to what only a few years later (1869), Karl Maria Kertbeny ed as homosexualy. Ulrichs’ ia was so succsful that we fd many other relatnship between beg, e om or livg on the pla Uran, and homosexualy, aris Plato’s work, Symposium, which he relat to men’s homosexual behavr; a story of gods…Variatns: Uranier, Uranist, Uri, Urnist, Urnisch (adjetiv).

GAY (ADJ.)

And at least sce the 18th century is a slang that has given rise to a large number of exprsns to refer to homosexualy and homosexual people, pecially men. Another explanatn found is the fact that homosexual men get horny wh those of their same sex, and fally, the one that relat the heat wh the dangerons that has always been attributed to our opn there are two possible origs that are related.

The other explanatn, related to the prev one, has to do wh the patriarchal intifitn, wh the attributn of supposedly feme characteristics to homosexual men, such as the warmth the voice, the softns of the gtur and the weakns general.

This explanatn is rerced by two rogatory exprsns of classil Greece and Rome ed agast men who behaved as women wh other men, the Greek word “malakós” and the Roman exprsn “homo mollis” lerally meant d man.

TRANSLATN OF GAY GERMAN

This simple ia of man as a woman and a ncept as basic as warmth n place the orig of the word warm as slang for homosexualy far back also have to ment on the possible relatnship between the slang words warm and schwul. There are those who place warm the orig of the slang Schwul (whout umlts), a rogatory exprsn at the begng but which is currently a ntral term wily ed as a synonym for gay. Fally should be noted that warm is also ed as a ntral term si and outsi the LGBT scene as synonymo wh gay, so Warme Meile (the warm e) was the name given to the gay neighborhood of Cologne cy the 1950s, the rad statn Dtsche Welle was known as the Warme Welle (the warm wave) for s high percentage of LGBT workers, and the exprsn Warmherzig (warm heart) is ed as a synonym for gay and lbian.

Related: warme Frndschaft (warm iendship = homosexualy), Auf die warme Fahrt gehen (go out for a warm walk = look for a homosexual uple who pays), warme Arbeist (warm work = homosexual activy); warmer Akt (warm act), warme Arie (warm aria), warme Küche (warm okg), Wärmebehandlung (heat treatment), Wärmelehre (thermodynamics) and Wärmetechnik (thermal engeerg) mean homosexual sex; jemann die warme Schulter zeigen (show warm shoulr to somenone = want homosexual relatnships wh someone); warm angehcht (warm trend), wärmehaltig (that keeps the heat) and warm angelegt se (beg horny) mean homosexual (adjective).

2Warmer BrWarmer Br is part of a large group of German exprsns relatg temperature to homosexualy, pecially male, and serv special attentn, not only bee of the anachronistic exprsns is the bt known, but bee brgs wh part of the history of what we now ll homosexualy, om the Middle Ag to our first part, warmer, that you n fd veloped s own entry this dictnary, n be translated var ways and always related as warm, affectnate, heated, iendly, etc.

CATEGORY:GERMAN GAY SLANG

Th, the exprsn warmer Br n be lerally translated as warm brother, affectnate brother or heated brother, and would be a rogatory exprsn to refer to homosexual first referenc found of this slang date om the 18th century and would be related to different manvers of persecutn and executn, as well as judicial proceedgs, agast male relig ngregatns, to which on a well-found basis or not, were acced of homosexual behavr and pedophilia. The slang warmer Br, therefore, uld have s orig sexualy on the part of male members of the Catholic Church that was extend to all homosexual men by the mere fact of beg so. gay gay Gay is a foreign word taken om the English language for homosexual.

"GAY" IM DTSCHEN

It is often ed as an adjective the general language age of German-speakg untri, bee is perceived as a majory rather than ls directly, but not so clilly or scientifilly as "homosexual". The meang of "gay" sometim, but not always, extends to lbian. For example, the term "gay women" is rrect, and terms such as "gay pri" and "gay people" refer to not only gays, but also lbians.

GERMAN WORD FOR GAY

Gay ist e s m Englischen übernommen Fremdwort für homosexuell. Wissenschaftlich wie „homosexuell“ empfunn wird. Die Beutung von „gay“ erstreckt sich manchmal, aber nicht immer, ch f lbisch.

Beispielsweise ist die englische Bezeichnung „gay women“ korrekt, und Begriffe wie „Gay Pri“ und „gay people“ beziehen sich nicht nur f Schwule, sonrn ch f Lben. Do you know what the word gay really means?

The word gay dat back to the 12th century and om the Old French “gai, ” meang “full of joy or mirth. For centuri, gay was ed monly speech and lerature to mean happy, reee, bright and showy, and did not take on any sexual meang until the 1600s. At that time the meang of gay as reee evolved to imply that a person was unrtraed by morals and prone to nce and promiscuy.

MEANG OF GAY ENGLISH

A prostute might have been scribed as a “gay woman” and a womanizer as a “gay man. “Gay hoe” was monly ed to refer to a brothel and, later, “gaiety” was ed as a mon name for certa plac of entertament.

In the 1890s, the term “gey t” (a Sttish variant of gay) was ed to scribe a vagrant who offered sexual servic to women or a young traveler who was new to the road and the pany of an olr man. This latter e suggts that the younger man was a sexually submissive role and may be among the first tim that gay was ed implyg a homosexual relatnship. In 1951, gay appeared the Oxford English Dictnary for the first time as slang for homosexual, but was most likely ed this way “unrground” at least 30 years earlier.

” This le (ad-libbed by Grant) n be terpreted to mean that he was behavg a happy-go-lucky or lighthearted way but is accepted by many as the first e of gay to mean homosexual a mastream movie. Today, gay is a socially acceptable term for homosexual people. When gay is ed today to mean stupid or unsirable ( has only been ed this way sce the 1990s), rri wh a history of negative judgment and rigid ias about who or what is acceptable.

THE ORIGS OF THE WORD ‘GAY’

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As a surname, Philipp Gay), om Old French gai "joyful, happy; pleasant, agreeably charmg; forward, pert; light-lored" (12c. ; pare Old Spanish gayo, Portugue ga, Italian gajo, probably French loan-words). )) word gay by the 1890s had an overall tge of promiscuy — a gay hoe was a brothel.

The suggtn of immoraly the word n be traced back at least to the 1630s, if not to Chcer:But oure bed he was so sh and gay.