Hello jonkun227-ga,
Kövérke is the diminutive expression for kövér which means ?fat,
stout, corpulent.? Hungarian uses the suffix or word ending ?ke (-ka)
to turn any name or noun into little or young. For instance, I have a
nephew named Ferenc. His nickname is Feri and his mom affectionately
calls him Ferike or little Feri.
Kövérke means ?little fat one.? This could be taken as little meaning
young and would likely be an affectionate usage. It could also be
little (as opposed to big) taken humorously or ironically and could be
either affectionate or sarcastic.
I?m a native Hungarian speaker but I?ve also found some links to help
you with further Hungarian expressions.
http://dictionaries.travlang.com/HungarianEnglish/dict.cgi?query=k%F6v%E9r&max=50
Hungarian-English On-line Dictionary Search Results: kövérke
Result of search for "kövér":
kövér
1. bold, corpulent, fat, thick
http://member.melbpc.org.au/~tmajlath/form-suffix.htm
Hungarian Prefixes and Suffixes
ka, -ke Form the Diminutive of certain Nouns
In addition, kövérke is also the colloquial name of a widely used
shade-loving ground cover.
http://www.kertpont.hu/index.php3?menu=cikk&cikkid=288
Pachysandra procumbens amerikai kövérke
Pachysandra terminalis japán kövérke, örökzöld kövérke
I hope my answer gives you a better understanding of the person whose
user name is kövérke.
All the best.
~ czh ~ |