Snoppen och Snippan, a TV cartoon of dancing children’s genitalia, was a massive hit on the internet.
Sweden invents a word for girls’ genitals
or Outer Westphalia,
when it comes to genitalia,
sometimes words fail ya,
So today's Guardian has a suggestion
(I supposed aimed at a parent
since the rest of us daren't)
for a term with art
for a certain body part
in a young filly
instead of "willy"
corresponding to those toys
found in boys.
It seems to be
something they're needin',
at least in Sweden.
So when you decide to go
to Malmoe
perhaps to sup
or lunch on kipper
listen up:
that word is "snippa"---
apparently the female for"snop"---
and, here, balancing on the brink,
I seriously think
I'd better stop.
HZL
8/2/15
Sweden invents a word for girls’ genitals equivalent to ‘willy’ for boys
Everyone in the Scandinavian country uses the term ‘snippa’ for girls’ genitals. But few know it was a feminist invention
Richard Orange in Malmö
Saturday 1 August 2015 16.45 EDTLast modified on Saturday 1 August 201519.02 EDT
I only ever speak English to our three-year-old daughter, and my wife only speaks Swedish to her. The one exception is the word snippa. It’s Swedish for a girl’s genitals, the female equivalent of snopp, meaning “willy”, and I can’t find an English word that does the job.
Almost all the parents I know in Malmö use it. When a cartoon of dancing children’s genitalia made by Swedish children’s television went viral earlier this year, it was called Snoppen och Snippan, with Snippan translated by the English media as Twinkle. But to me, as a foreigner living in Sweden, snippa just is the word you use....
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