I have heard the word "lögemal" said a few times and can't find it in the dictionary. Can anyone help with a translation?

I've probably spelled it wrong, but that's how it sounds. I've generally heard it said around children when I'm at my local Familien Zentrum.

Also I'm not sure if it's a German or Swiss German word.

Thanks

Swiss German. It simply means 'look' and/or 'look at this'.

Lueg emol is Swiss dialect for "just have a look here".

In High German you would say: schau einmal

Lueg = to look
emol = once

Or "Guck Mal". Lugen seems to be the verb here. As opposed to lügen.

Can somebody tell me what ' Gagileo'(not Galileo) means? is it a name of some place or somebody?

No idea, never heard it. Gaggelig would be wonky, is it a Swiss German word you're hinting at?

In Swinglish, it's "look a mol"

Yes, Swiss german.

Do you mean "giggerig" (geek a rig with the accent on gee but depending on the dialect it could be pronounced "gack er ig").

If so, it means a desire.... as in being horny for something.

Great so glad I'm think about the word horny on a Sunday morning when my mind should be turned toward all things heavenly.

Giggerig is also a great song by Polo Hofer

maybe "gigele" or "ggigelet": it means laughing.

Gigele=giggling

The verb Lugen also exists in High German. It's just a bit archaic. In HG, it means peer or stare more than it means look.

Yeah, it means "turned on" or horny. First time I heard it was out of the mouth of this gorgeous girl and I asked her to explain. Life's emabarassing moments...

Suppose it is gaagele which means to swing

Could it be "gueggli" - that great chicken sold by the man on the street?

Hey janus - where are you? This thing is driving me nuts!

Yes, of course it is somebody, it is Leo, the Gagi Leo!!

That is called "güggeli", same in english for a not sexually developed genderless cock.

Yikes!