Schlapp

Lëtzebuergesch

English: bow [knot]; necktie; stitch [in knitting]
Français: nœud [ruban noué]; cravate [accessoire vestimentaire]; maille [boucle]
Deutsch: Schleife [Knoten]; Krawatte; Masche [Schlinge]

Type: SUBST M
Plural: Schläpp
Synonym: Masch

Pronunciation (IPA)

[ʃlɑp]

Meanings and translations

Meaning 1

Deutsch: Schleife (Knoten)
Français: nœud (ruban noué)
English: bow (knot)
Português: laço (fita com nó)
Nederlands: strik

Meaning 2

archaic

Deutsch: Krawatte
Français: cravate (accessoire vestimentaire)
English: necktie
Português: gravata
Nederlands: stropdas

Meaning 3

Deutsch: Masche (Schlinge)
Français: maille (boucle)
English: stitch (in knitting)
Português: malha (laçada)
Nederlands: steek (breisteek)

Synonyms

Masch

Spelling variants

Only source-reviewed variants are suggested.

Schlapp

Example sentences

de Vendeur huet e schéine Schlapp op de Pak gemaach
Meaning 1: bow
wat hues du e schéine Schlapp an den Hoer!
Meaning 1: bow
wann ech an de Concert ginn, doen ech e Schlapp un
archaic
Meaning 2: necktie
ech hunn e mam Schlapp geholl, well en esou frech war
archaiccolloquial
Meaning 2: necktie
huel déi Geleeënheet mam Schlapp !
archaiccolloquial
Meaning 2: necktie
géi net u meng Stréck, ech fäerten, du léiss mer Schläpp falen!
Meaning 3: stitch

Source: ZLS / LOD · July 2026 · CC0

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