パツキン

Japanese

Etymology

Reversal of the elements of キンパツ (kinpatsu).

Noun

パツキン • (patsukin) 

  1. (slang) Synonym of 金髪 (kinpatsu, “blond hair”)
    • 2000 August 10, Yūma Andō with Asaki, Masashi, “喧(けん)嘩(か)屋(や)　国(くに)光(みつ)”, in サイコメトラー[EIJI](エイジ), volume 24 (fiction), Tokyo: Kodansha, →ISBN:
      ん——パツキンの嫁(よめ)さんか——ニセもんのパツキン女(おんな)と所(しょ)帯(たい)持(も)った奴(やつ)ならダチにゴマンといっけどモノホンはオレだけだろーなー実(じつ)現(げん)したらよぉー　なぁ？ワンコロ
      N—— Patsukin no yome-san ka—— Nisemon no patsukin onna to shotai motta yatsu nara dachi ni goman to ikkedo monohon wa ore dake darō nā jitsugenshitara yōo Nā? Wankoro
      Mmm— A blonde bride, huh? I’ll probably go ahead if she’s the real deal, but if she’s not actually blonde and her family’s a sham then I’ll just stay friends. Ain’t that right, Wankoro?
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