Anyone here knows pig latin?

Question

If you happend to... do you also happen to know what "Lxnay" is/means? What is it?

Answer 1

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I think, as did the last person who answered, that what you had was Ixnay, where the first letter was an I, not an L. To form a word in Pig Latin, the first consonant(s) are moved to the end of the word, and 'ay' is added. Thus...

nix . . . . ixnay

cat . . . . atcay

chop . . . . opchay

school . . . . oolschay

and so on.

If a word begins with a vowel, 'way' is added:

oh . . . . ohway

art . . . . artway

and so on.

'Nix' is a corruption of the German 'nichts' (not, nothing) and is often used to warn someone from doing something. 'Nix on that!' or, simply, 'Ixnay!'

Answer 2

You probably mean IXNAY

Pig Latin version of nix; possibly the only Pig Latin phrase to enter common English besides amscray.

Ixnay and amscray were used widely in "The Three Stooges" shorts, possibly the main source of popularity for the words.

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Source(s): http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ixnay

Answer 3

well, it would mean lxn, whatever that is

if you're thinking of ixnay, it means nix, as in get rid of

sorry i couldn't help more