parterretrap

== Dutch == === Etymology === From parterre +‎ trap. Commonly referred to as the longest Dutch palindrome that is also a valid word in common parlance (rather than a nonsense word constructed specifically to create a long palindrome). === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /pɑrˈtɛː.rəˌtrɑp/ Hyphenation: par‧ter‧re‧trap === Noun === parterretrap m or f (plural parterretrappen, diminutive parterretrapje n) (nonce word) a stairway positioned on the ground floor 1981, Battus (Hugo Brandt Corstius), "22b Nepapen", in Opperlandse taal- & letterkunde, Querido.