Also Dicker, Digger, Diggah or Diggha is a german phrase, that is the equivalent to the english term bro, dude or homie.
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Dicker/Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect. Further the word was popularized by the hip hop culture of northern Germany in the early 90s and is today used all over the country especially in Berlin.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“
In the german language you can describe someone as "dicker Freund" which literally translates to "fat friend" but actually means "close friend"; so a "Dicker/Digga" is a "close one"
The "ck" in Dicker changed to the "gg" in Digga because of the Hamburg dialect. Further the word was popularized by the hip hop culture of northern Germany in the early 90s and is today used all over the country especially in Berlin.
The german word is a positive one and has nothing to do with the american derogatory term "ni**er“
by tiketake November 19, 2019
It's a German word mostly used in or around Hamburg which has absolutely nothing to do with the word nigger!
It's said that it was used by dockers in Hamburg for the first time and was later adopted by the Hamburger Hip-Hop Wave in the early 90s!
It has the same meaning as the English "mate", "dude" or "bro" depending on the context!
It's said that it was used by dockers in Hamburg for the first time and was later adopted by the Hamburger Hip-Hop Wave in the early 90s!
It has the same meaning as the English "mate", "dude" or "bro" depending on the context!
"Digga, hast du ein Problem?!" - "You got a problem, dude?"
"Ey Digga, was geht?" - "Yo dude, what's up?"
"Ey Digga, was geht?" - "Yo dude, what's up?"
by gunjah29 August 8, 2009
by LinitaLebe January 13, 2016
german term which got absolutely nothing to do with the word nigga!
came up at the 90s german hip-hop in Hamburg
mostly used in hamburg rappers like "Samy Deluxe" and "E-KNOCK"
came up at the 90s german hip-hop in Hamburg
mostly used in hamburg rappers like "Samy Deluxe" and "E-KNOCK"
by E-KNOCK March 29, 2010
Derived from the word Digger, used to describe Australian troops who dug the trenches in WWI, Digger has been cultural slang in Australia for mate, which is slang for friend. More recently Digga has made the rounds as the urban tongue licks Australian suburb vernacular, being an excellent substitute in hip hop for a more demeaning rhyming word as it holds no class representation due to the absence of racial divide when on the frontline. It is to be used only when the receiver and the payer of the term are in Australia, or when an Aussie meets another Aussie in another part of the world. VERY easily misinterpreted, especially in South Central LA or the "ghetto", where you will not have the opportunity to explain its origins.
Wassup, Digga?
You'll never rid us Diggaz even middle finger wiggaz with us, chilled sick ass diggaz rip it up...
You'll never rid us Diggaz even middle finger wiggaz with us, chilled sick ass diggaz rip it up...
by Tha MAZire September 25, 2007
by CedricDoodlehopper July 8, 2015
Noun:
A style of strumming the guitar to create a certain, unique sound. A Digga is a short, clean, stroke of a guitar/bass, often repeated quickly to add to the effect.
Usually played in Hardcore, Metalcore, and Post-Hardcore genres of music.
See: The Devil Wears Prada (Band)
A style of strumming the guitar to create a certain, unique sound. A Digga is a short, clean, stroke of a guitar/bass, often repeated quickly to add to the effect.
Usually played in Hardcore, Metalcore, and Post-Hardcore genres of music.
See: The Devil Wears Prada (Band)
Mike: Dude I love that song "Danger:Wildman"!
Kirk: Yeah I know, the diggas in that song are just incredible!
Kirk: Yeah I know, the diggas in that song are just incredible!
by Mikeshellekit August 8, 2009