Does Schnoodle Nudel mean anything in German?

Question

Please tell me if you know...

Answer 1

Schnoodle doesn't mean anything but Nudel means noodle.

It sounds like a pet name or something to me...

Answer 2

Oh yes it means something ...

It's an invented word, but at the same time you can see that it was invented by a German. It's something nice to say to somebody you like/love but behaves a bit addlepated =)

Or just a cute way to say to someone.

However, "die Nudel" (plural: "die Nudeln") means "noodle".

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Yes, and 'Schnucki' is much more cute than "schnoodel" ;-)

In Swiss German there's also "Schneugeli", but it may sound strange

to your English ears.

Answer 3

That's quite similar to the way my German-speaking girlfriend addresses me as "Schnucki" :) The combination /schn/ and the rhyming alliteration convey the idea of endearment.

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Like "Schnuckeli" ;-)