Büllichsduafer

Bavarian

Etymology

Perhaps originally referring to a Viennese wine tavern by the name of Pillichsdorfer (name derived from Pillichsdorf, a municipality north-east of Vienna in Lower Austria. By folk etymology, the first part of the name then was adapted to the very similar sounding büllich (“cheap”). By surface analysis, büllich +‎ -s- +‎ Duaf +‎ -er. See also German Billigsdorfer.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈb̥yliçsˌd̥uɐfɐ/

Noun

Büllichsduafer m (plural Büllichsduafer)

1. cheapo (referring to anything cheap and of poor quality)

   Büllichsduafer-Zeigs ― cheapo stuff

   Büllichsduafer-Gwånd ― cheapo clothings