Podaná

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Podaná (Greek: ποδανά) is a Greek argot based on rearranging syllables, similar to Verlan and Vesre. Podaná itself is a reversal of anápoda (ανάποδα), meaning "upside-down."^[1]

Examples include: τσοσμπά (“tsosbá”, inverted μπάτσος “bátsos”, slang for "cop"), ζακιπρέ (“zakipré”, inverted πρεζάκι “prezáki”, slang for "junkie"), νταφού (“dafoú”, inverted φούντα “foúnta”, "hashish"), φοσμπά (“fosbá”, inverted μπάφος “báfos”, "joint").^{[citation needed]}

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