New word has been added to the Oxford Dictionary: Gigil – Cyprus Newspaper
In the OED English Dictionary (OED), the word “gigil ındaki in the tagalog language used in the Philippines in the sense of“ something that something awakens when it is extremely cute ”was added.
In a statement made by OED, the word “gigil ındaki in the tagalog language was added to the dictionary, and that this word, which is also heard in Philippines English, can be used as a name and adjective.
The statement said that the word “Gigil ,,“ when you see an extremely cute person, animal or an object like a baby cat or baby, meant intense feeling that arouses the desire to squeeze, squeeze, pinch, squeeze, pinching what you find cute, or squeezing your teeth.
In addition to “Gigil ,, the word“ almak olan used in Singapore and Malaysia is also included in the dictionary, and that this word was used as a nida to express confusion or anger.
The statement emphasized that the origin of the word was uncertain and may be derived from Arabic or Portuguese.
In addition to English, people who speak different languages, non -translated words from other languages »borrowed, » the statement pointed out, if this is done frequently, these words entered into a vocabulary.
