smacka

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See also: smäcka

Swedish

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Etymology

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Likely borrowed from Middle Low German smacken. Cognate of Dutch smakken. Likely originally onomatopoeic. See also smäcka, smaska, smocka.

Verb

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smacka (present smackar, preterite smackade, supine smackat, imperative smacka)

  1. smack one's lips
  2. click one's tongue against one's palate (as a signal of hunger or as a command for a horse)
  3. eat noisily

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