Definition
Round or flat candies on a stick, often brightly colored and with various flavors.
Etymology
From 'loll' (to hang out of the mouth) plus 'pop' (a sound or father figure). The term emerged in the early 1900s, possibly combining British slang 'lolly' with 'pop,' creating an onomatopoetic name for the candy.
Kelly Says
Lollipops were actually invented as a way to preserve candy without it sticking together—by putting it on a stick, manufacturers could make them individually wrapped and sold for a penny, which made candy accessible to working-class children for the first time.
Translations
CACatalà
pirinoles
pee-ree-noh-lehs
CSČeština
bombule
bom-boo-lee
DADansk
sukkerpind
soo-ker-peend
DEDeutsch
Lutscher
luts-er
ELΕλληνικά
χάρτινα
khar-tee-na
ESEspañol
pirulís
pee-roo-lees
FISuomi
makeispuikot
ma-keis-poo-ik-ot
FRFrançais
sucettes
soo-set
HEעברית
סוכריות
so-kha-ree-ot
HIहिन्दी
लालिगुड़ी
la-li-goo-ree
HUMagyar
cukorkák
cho-kor-kaak
IDBahasa Indonesia
permen
per-men
ITItaliano
leccalecche
lekk-a lek-ke
KO한국어
빨래 lolli
ppallae lolli
MSBahasa Melayu
lollipop
lol-li-pop
NLNederlands
lolly's
lol-ee's
NONorsk
sukkerpinne
soo-ker-pin-neh
PLPolski
cukiereczki
cho-o-ker-ets-kee
PTPortuguês
pirulitos
pee-roo-lee-tohs
RORomână
piruți
pee-roo-tee
SVSvenska
godispinnar
goh-dis-pin-nahr
SWKiswahili
lollipop
lol-li-pop
TAதமிழ்
பட்டாசு
pat-ta-su
TRTürkçe
çikolata
chee-koh-la-ta
URاردو
لالی پاپ
la-li-paap