Thousands of new words including popular social media slang such as “Skibidi”, “Tradewife” and “Delulu” are ready to be added to the Cambridge dictionary this year.
More than 6,000 words will be included in the lexicon, which reflect modern life with a remote working additions from the remote working, and highlight the concerns of “Forever Chemical” climate change.
Slang Term “Skibidi”, a Jiberish word, joined WorldThe largest online dictionary in the last 12 months.
The dictionary is defined as “a word”, which may have different meanings such as ‘cool’ or ‘bad’, or can be used as a joke with no real meaning, an example of its use: “What are Skibidi doing? ,
The term was coined by the manufacturer of a viral animated video series called “Skibidi Toilet” on YouTube, and said Cambridge Dictionary, and Kim Kardashian He revealed his familiarity with the phrase when he posted a video on Instagram in October, in which his daughter gave her as a birthday, which she was engraved with “Skibidi Toilet”.
“Internet culture is changing the English language and the impact is attractive to inspect and capture the impact dictionary,” said Laksical Program Manager at the Cambridge Dictionary.
“Tradewife”, small for traditional wife, has also increased in popularity, thanks to the digital world, the Cambridge Dictionary said.
Meaning, a married woman who lives at home while cooking, cleaning, and children that take care of the dictionary also says “tradewife” is “especially a posted on social media”.
Along with new phrases -some small versions of existing words have been added, including “delulu”, which is confused on the world, with a similar definition: “To believe the things that are not real or true, usually because you choose”.
Mr. McIntosh said that the Cambridge dictionary only connects the words that they believe that they will stand on the test of time.
He said, “It is not every day that you see words like ‘Skibidi’ and ‘Delulu’.”
“We only add words where we feel that they will have the power to live.”
The Cambridge Dictionary uses the Cambridge English Corpus, which is a database of more than two billion words written and spoken, to see how new words are used by various people, how many times and in which references they are used.
More remote working since the epidemic helped in the “mouse ziggler”, which means a tool or a piece of software that seems to be working, when you are not, use it, use it, get your place in the dictionary.
Some overall words such as “Brolergarki” were also added.
Merging the “Bro” and “Alligarkey”, the term means “a small group of men, especially men, are involved or involved in a technology business, which are highly rich and powerful, and who want political influences”, and it was used to describe technical leaders Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
Meanwhile, new entries such as “Work Wife” and “Work Spin or Wife” accept workplace relations, where two people help each other and trust, the Cambridge Dictionary said.