Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

pikketanussie

English translation:

shot of Dutch gin

Added to glossary by sindy cremer
Oct 2, 2009 15:15
14 yrs ago
Dutch term

pikketanissie

Dutch to English Other Linguistics vernacular
Leer Mokums (=Bargoens).
Onder het genot van een “pikketanissie” kunt u al het geleerde op elkaar oefenen en geloof ons, dat valt niet mee!
Ik veronderstel dat het een drank moet zijn zoals bv Oude Klare?
Change log

Feb 26, 2010 15:23: sindy cremer Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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shot of Dutch gin

Jenever is often referred to as Dutch gin (cf Google).

For the Dutch meaning of the word, see for example:

http://www.cafenolamsterdam.nl/Site/Jenever/tabid/68/Default...
Jenever
Meest gangbaar voor jenever is de term 'borrel', maar daarnaast zijn ook benamingen als 'hassebassie', 'keiltje', 'neutje', 'pikketanussie', 'recht op en neer' en 'slokkie' in gebruik.

http://www.dagtripdoen.nl/musea/jenevermuseum-schiedam.html
Borrel, neut, pikketanussie of een jonge met ijs. Jenever heeft vele namen en liefhebbers.


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Here: http://lirama.net/song/21880 you can find the lyrics of a famous old Dutch song about the pikketanussie

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http://amsterdam.mokumevents.com/treasure-hunts/bar-hopping-...

Do you know what a pikketanussie is? You probably do; it is a Dutch gin.
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http://books.google.nl/books?id=Ep1wpB0KRWUC&pg=PA19&lpg=PA1...

Jenever — Dutch gin — is a potentially lethal concoction made from molasses ... recht op en neer (straight up), pikketanussie

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Peer comment(s):

agree Ghislaine de Thouars
32 mins
Thanks, Ghislaine.
agree Lianne van de Ven : Had je deze al? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--wYmNRZiaU&feature=related
50 mins
Thanks, Lianne
agree Kate Hudson (X)
2 hrs
Thanks, Kate
agree Kitty Brussaard : Absolutely, cheers :-)
4 hrs
Thanks, Kitty!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Bedankt. Ik had gehoopt op een meer lyries woord."
6 mins

a little snifter/a snifter

quite a few hits on Google....
Note from asker:
This is the best one I found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--wYmNRZiaU
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20 mins

shot/dram/nip/draught

Along the lines of Lianne's answer - but in English this time

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This video explains the term very nicely in Dutch and gives some ideas as to its origins:
http://www.whatsontv.co.uk/youtube/search/pikketanissie/vide...

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Note to asker. Don't know why it didn't work. Works when I click it. There are other sites with the same video. It was a competition run by Het Parool. Have to close down now (Friday p.m.!) so can't search another for you.
Note from asker:
Being curious I clicked on the link you provided and the message reads: "Unfortunately no results for your search or were found or there was an error in obtaining videos for some reason. Please try again, use the search box or use the "Also Try" section above. If the error persists and you are sure there should be some results for your search terms, please contact us."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--wYmNRZiaU
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3 mins

borrel

Verschillende opties:

borrel, neut, keiltje, hassebassie


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http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/12/CULTUUR/article/detail/293...

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Kortom, om wat specifieker op je vraag in te gaan: een borrel of neut in het algemeen (dus niet een specifieke drank).

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Anyway, I forgot to insert the English translation (oh dear, how foolish): drop, stiffener, tot, thimbleful
Peer comment(s):

neutral sindy cremer : Wel degelijk specifiek!!! Het is de oude Amsterdamse benaming voor Jenever. //Vraag in een A'dams café om een pikketanussie en je krijgt jenever!
37 mins
Jawel, maar nu wordt het toch in het algemeen voor 'een borrel' gehanteerd?
agree Iris Shalev : Volgens mij wordt het nu inderdaad algemeen bedoeld - het gaat meer om de taal, en minder om welke drank het nu precies is, toch?
1 hr
ja, inderdaad.
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