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(Russian folkolore)
The following words and expressions are rude, naughty and
generally not something you would say in front of you mother
(this is an alternative Russian slang dictionary, after all). As
the educated Russians got an extensive opportunity to mingle
with criminals under the Soviet regime (espescially in the
many gulags) many terms from the thieves’ language spread
throughout the whole Russian society and should be
understood, even if they are often judged not to be printable
( ). Some are mere colloquialisms
but also fail to appear in standard Russian dictionaries, the
latest section concerns modern Russian Internet slang (do not
miss the new krivetizator, a tool turning proper Russian into
something a geek can read). This dictionary is dedicated to
making the commonly spoken Russian language and
profanity more understandable for non Russians, but you
should better not use them. Trust me. I shall not be held
responsible for any injuries that you might well suffer if you
chose to utter those words in public. Explanations are
currently mostly given in standard language, not as English
slang equivalents, therefore you might not be able to assess
the rudeness of the words properly.
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Definitions
(f) [bran’]: 1. Abuse, swear words, insults, slur, foul
language. 2. Battle, war (obsolete).
(m) [mat]: Obscene language, taboo invectives, very bad
language indeed (also known as ). Can be strengthened
with the adjectives or (three-
storied/multi-storied abuse). The word initially meant a loud shout
or yell and is still used a such in the expression .
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! " # ,
$ — , ? %
$ !
( . .)
(verb) [materitsja]: To swear, to use foul words. Syn-
onym: .
(adj. + noun, n. pl.) [maternye slova]: Swear
words, expletives. Also called .
& , ,
& $ , ,
# ,
& # # .
( , , 1990)
(f) [rugan’]: Abuse, swearing, profanity.
(verb ipve.) [rugat’]: To scold, to abuse, to swear at.
(m) [sleng]: Slang (from English).
(f) [fenja]: Jive, prison talk, thieves’ jargon.
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+ " & .
(m) [abzac]: ( $ ,
Euphemism for , $# .
(similar pronunciation, (f) [aljura]: Slut,
especially the ending), prostitute.
literally “paragraph” (from the (f) [amazonka]:
German word Absatz — Prostitute (Amazon).
paragraph). (m) [ambal]: Big,
' ,— ... strong and usually not too
( ~) [vzjat’ bright guy, often a bit
na abordaž]: to rape (“to intimidating. It is initially the
board a ship”). Ossetian word for “Hero,
(m) [abrek]: Person
warrior”.
from the Caucasus region, -
comes from the Ossetian -
or Circassian # ...
which both mean bloke, good ! e :
man. “. ,
( , a # ?”
) , (pl.) [amerikosy]:
" Citizens of the United States
* … of America. Also known as
[avtoru it’]: To or .
wank, to jerk off. This relies ! " -
on a cheeky understanding of , $ ,
the word $ (which .
means ball pen but can be [amortizator]:
broken down to self-hand if Condom.
viewed in a lewd way). The (m) [arbuz]: Billion,
noun can then literally “watermelon” (from
mean both wank and wanker.
(pl.) [akumul- the Farsi word !"# for
jatory]: Testicles melon).
(“accumulators”). (adj. +
(m) [alkaš]: Alcoholic. noun, f.)[armjanskaja
Alternative: “ ” koroljeva]: Passive
[alkonavt] (Alconaut, the homosexual, literally an
cross-breed of alcoholic and “Armenian queen”
cosmonaut). (Armenians are rumoured to
be fond of sodomy).
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“! ” —
, .
, / (t0sYAra, 2001)
$ # (adj) [atasny]: Cool,
# neat, brilliant, great, splendid.
. $ (m) [afedron]: The
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!" (m) obsolete meaning is “the
[arxipizdrit]: Joker, skirt cha- anus”. It is borrowed from the
ser. The meaning is not quite Greek word ,-.+%/* (anus)
clear as it is mainly a pun on and is not quite a slang word
the Orthodox title of a but rather and elegant way of
superior abbot referring to the anatomy.
( $ , from Greek $ % (m)
%&', “high”, and ()*+%,, [afedronš ik]: Ass boy,
“monastery”) and the similar passive homosexual.
sounding word . The
word is mostly found in one
joke and Russian-English
(f) [baba]: Woman.
slang dictionaries.
0 $ ,
(f) [aska]: The instant
, $
messaging program ICQ
:
(computer slang).
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, #
,
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$
# ,
.
$ ? ' (0 1 23456 7, .
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% (pl.) [babki]: Money.
: 1) % See also: , , ,
# # , , , 1 ,
$ - , ,$ , ,
.
(n) [bablo]: Dough,
( $ , cash.
). 2) % 1 $ $ ,
, ' ,
# # . 2 $ ,
— , & $ !
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