← Back to context Comment by Razengan 3 hours ago What about kaka? 7 comments Razengan Reply MasterYoda 1 hour ago I can confirm that "kaka" taste good. It is the Swedish word for cake/cookie :) moltar 1 hour ago In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”. rags2riches 31 minutes ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". hansvm 39 minutes ago Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed? dotancohen 38 minutes ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form of another in most European languages. ctln 35 minutes ago [dead] sans_souse 32 minutes ago Less zag than Kiki with the same zig
MasterYoda 1 hour ago I can confirm that "kaka" taste good. It is the Swedish word for cake/cookie :) moltar 1 hour ago In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”. rags2riches 31 minutes ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". hansvm 39 minutes ago Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed? dotancohen 38 minutes ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form of another in most European languages. ctln 35 minutes ago [dead]
moltar 1 hour ago In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”. rags2riches 31 minutes ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare". hansvm 39 minutes ago Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed? dotancohen 38 minutes ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form of another in most European languages. ctln 35 minutes ago [dead]
rags2riches 31 minutes ago If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare".
dotancohen 38 minutes ago It's from a PIE root and found in one form of another in most European languages.
I can confirm that "kaka" taste good. It is the Swedish word for cake/cookie :)
In some Slavic languages it means “poopoo”.
If you shorten the first vowel in "kaka" you get "kacka", which means "to shit" in Swedish. From the latin "cacare".
Are you agreeing, disagreeing, or saying that more experimentation is needed?
It's from a PIE root and found in one form of another in most European languages.
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Less zag than Kiki with the same zig