Geeklish

1) Language spoken by geeks, such as computer programmers or tech support, which uses standard English words combined with technical jargon, such that the Geeks can understand each other, but to the end user, it sounds like a foreign language.


2) Use of standard English in a formatted text file, such as XML, such that it is difficult to understand, yet it sill uses standard English words, which only Geeks can understand

The guy from the help desk was here to fix your computer. I don't know what was wrong with it. Even though he told me what the problem was, he was speaking Geeklish, and I didn't understand a word.

by Dooley Noted March 11, 2009

greeklish

a)Greek language text written with latin alphabet, esp. on the Internet due to lack of Greek character set.
b)A mixture of Greek and English in spoken or written language, esp. by bilingual Greek-Americans.

Example of Greeklish (Greek written with roman characters):

-Kalimera! Ti ginete re pedia me ti synavlia?

by hoegaarden March 26, 2007

Greeklish

Greeklish is a mix of greek and English while writing usually used by lazy teenagers

Hello! = Γεια! in Greeklish = Geia

I cannot understand my son he is writing to me in Greeklish

by Dankboy69420 July 2, 2020

geekish

Language spoken by the geeks. Normaly consists out of large number of acronyms and technical terms. Speeds up conversation especialy when it takes place online.

I speak geekish fluently...

by MeanEYE October 20, 2006

geeklash

The backlash generated by technology product users when presented with an inferior new or altered product.

The geeklash over Apple Maps forced Tim Cook to admit the new app was rotten to its core.

by cr8tiv native September 28, 2012

greeklish

A language that is a mix of greek and english. Usually spoken by Canadian/American who are greek.

Eleni - agape mou, come here.
(agape mou = my love. Hense the greeklish)

by ElenaDkis January 26, 2007

Greeklish

Greeklish refers to the blend of English and Greek, in the speech of people who speak parts of two languages, or whose normal language is different from that of the country where they live. Greeklish is not a pidgin language. It is totally informal; there are no hard-and-fast rules. There is no clear demarcation between Greeklish and simple bad Greek or English.

"StAff" for "to stuff" is clear deliberate Greeklish.

by Agene Hulloo January 15, 2011