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The following words and expressions are rude, naughty andgenerally 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 themany gulags) many terms from the thieves’ language spreadthroughout the whole Russian society and should beunderstood, even if they are often judged not to be printable(). Some are mere colloquialisms
but also fail to appear in standard Russian dictionaries, thelatest 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 tomaking the commonly spoken Russian language andprofanity 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 Englishslang equivalents, therefore you might not be able to assess
the rudeness of the words properly.

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! Russian Slang –Definitions(f) [bran’]: 1. Abuse, swear words, insults, slur, foullanguage. 2. Battle, war (obsolete).
(m) [mat]: Obscene language, taboo invectives, very badlanguage indeed (also known as). Can be strengthened
with the adjectives
or(threestoried/multi-storied abuse). The word initially meant a loud shoutor yell and is still used a such in the expression.
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onym:(. .)(verb) [materitsja]: To swear, to use foul words. Syn-.

(adj. + noun, n. pl.) [maternye slova]: Swearwords, expletives. Also called&,&$
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(,(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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for(similarpronunciation,especiallytheending),
literally “paragraph” (from theGerman word Absatz —paragraph).
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(~) [vzjat’na abordaž]: to rape (“toboard a ship”).
(m) [abrek]: Personfrom the Caucasus region,
comes from the Ossetianor Circassianwhich both mean bloke, goodman.
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[avtoru it’]: To
wank, to jerk off. This relies
on a cheeky understanding ofthe word
$ (whichmeans ball pen but can be
broken down to self-hand ifviewed in a lewd way). The
noun
can thenmean both wank and wanker.
(pl.) [akumuljatory]:Testicles(“accumulators”).
(m) [alkaš]: Alcoholic.
Alternative:“”[alkonavt] (Alconaut, thecross-breed of alcoholic andcosmonaut).

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[aljura]:.

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Slut,

(f) [amazonka]:
Prostitute (Amazon).
(m) [ambal]: Big,strong and usually not toobright guy, often a bitintimidating. It is initially theOssetian word for “Hero,warrior”.
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Citizens of the United Statesof America. Also known asor.
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[amortizator]:Condom.
(m) [arbuz]: Billion,literally “watermelon” (fromthe Farsi word!
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[armjanskajakoroljeva]:Passive
homosexual,literally
an“Armenianqueen”(Armenians are rumoured tobe fond of sodomy).

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clear as it is mainly a pun on
the Orthodox title of asuperiorabbot( $, from Greek%&', “high”, and ()*+%,,“monastery”) and the similarsounding word. The
word is mostly found in one
joke and Russian-English
slang dictionaries.
(f) [aska]: The instantmessaging program ICQ(computer slang).
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(t0sYAra, 2001)# (adj) [atasny]: Cool,neat, brilliant, great, splendid.
$(m) [afedron]: The
backside, the initial and now
obsolete meaning is “theanus”. It is borrowed from theGreek word ,-.+%/* (anus)
and is not quite a slang word
but rather and elegant way ofreferring to the anatomy.
$%(m)[afedronš ik]:
Assboy,passive homosexual.

(f) [baba]: Woman.

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(n) [bablo]: Dough,cash.
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www.russki-mat.net(m) [babnik]: Womaniser, skirt chaser.
“&—”(08, 14.01.2008)(m)[babouklad ik]:
Alcoholicbeverage used to get women
into bed, as a rule the strengthof the drink is not perceptible
at first. Amaretto or Martiniare sometimss called that way.
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(m) [bazar]: chatter,banter.
[bazarit’]:tochatter, to talk.
#(m) [baystruk]:
Bastard, loner.
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[bakinskie]:greenback,American Dollar. Ironicaldeformation of(meansin fact from Baku, but has
nothing to do whatsoever with
Azerbaijan).
(m) [baks]: Buck, USDollar. Loan word fromAmerican English (bucks), but
it is considered as a singularin Russian. Plural is.
# (f) [balalayka]: Amasturbating woman. Theterm refers to the traditional
Russian string instrument,
which requires a specificfinger technique (hence thealternative slang meaning).

[baldet’]: to dig
something,
tostrongly
appreciate something.
(m) [bander]: Pimp,
male manager of a brothel.
(f) [banderša]: 1.
Madam, female manager of abrothel; 2. unattractive, uglywoman.
(verb ipf) [barat’sja]:
To copulate. In old Russian
the verb meant to battle andcomes from a Slavic root
meaning to penetrate, totouch, to feel (compare
Bulgarian,Macedonian).
(m) [bardak]: Brothel– figuratively means disorder,mess, chaos. Historically theword
describes
large
earthenware
withbigopenings. The figurative
meaning is more commonly
used:,Ministers come and go — themess remains.
(m) [barda ]: Managerof a brothel.
# (adj.) [barda ny]:
Chaotic, unruly, disorderly.
“” “a messybusiness”.
(m) [barda ok]:
Glove compartment.
! (f) [baruxa]: Prostitute(see — 8 1,9$ ).

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(f)[barxotka]:Young passive homosexual(literally “piece of velvet”).
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(:;<4= >07, 3$ )(f) [baryga]: Fence,seller of stolen goods.
(m) [basran]: Git,useless individual.
(m) [baton ik]:
Young prostitute (literally“small bun”).
(f) [baša]: Head,probably borrowed from a
Turkic language (Turkish ba4— head).
[belokurva]:
Blond airhead, bimbo.
"#(adj.)[bespontovy]:
Withoutinterest, boring, badly done.
(n) [bzdenie]: The actof farting; cowardness.
&(m)[bzdjonok]:
Person who fart frequently(obsolete).
(verb ipve) [bzdet’]: 1.
To fart silently; 2. To chatter,to pollute the air (e.g. withexhaust fumes); 3. to be
coward, to chicken out.–
Conj.:? ,,8 ,perfective 71.

!(m) [bzdex]: The passingof gas during a silent fart.
(verb pve) [bzdnut’]:See“1”(coupleperfectif-imperfectif). Conj. ,- .
(f) [biksa]: Slut.
•'&[biksosjëm]:Pick-up.
[bi ]: Bum, homelessperson.
[blat]: 1. Thieves'lingo;
2. Protection.
• ([po blatu]:
Through
relations,connexions, with kick-backs.
(verb ipve) [blevat’]:To puke, to barf, to vomit.
(f) [blevotina]:
puke, vomit.
(m) [blin]: Cf. “ 8 1”.
! [blja]: Exclamation,contraction of “ 8 1”•! [blja budu]:
underlines the perceived
truthfulness of one’s positions(= “I swear to God!”).
(f)[bljadina]:
Emphatic form of “ 8 1”.
As its name is pronounced
almost the same way, theFrench baby food producer“blédina” did not quite meet
its expectations on theRussian market.
(pl.) [bljadki]: Sex
with women of negotiatableaffection or one night stands.
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contact is the main aspect, it
should therefore not be used
to describe sex with a longtime partner.
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(:;<4= >07, @8)(verb ipve) [bljadovat’]: To prositute oneself, tobe
unfaithful (men orwomen), to have promiscuoussex(withorwithoutpayment).
# (adj.) [bljadsky]:
Having the attributes of aprostitute, figuratively used toemphasise.
•! [bljadskojedelo]: One fine mess.
•[bljadskaja rabota]: tedious,uninteresting work.
(n) [bljadstvo]: 1.
Habitsandlife-stylereminiscent of those of a
prostitute; 2. Prostitution ingeneral; 3. a dire strait.
• )? [ to za
bljadstvo?]: What the fuck?
what’s this all about then?.
(m)[bljadun]:Whoremonger, pervert.
(f) [bljad’]: 1. Whore,slut, bitch, woman of lightvirtue, promiscuous woman.
Historically the noun means“lie, heresy, mistake” (and it
can be found with thismeaninginreligious
litterature!), and by extensiona lost woman.
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2. Insult used to describe
someone as having theattribute of a woman as
mentionned in point 1.
3. Commonly used as an
expletive, to emphasise one’spoint. The most common
derived euphemism is “”,
which
means
“pancake”(compare with the English
expletives “shit” and “shoot”):“7,, ; ”.
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I stop drinking, smoking andswearing... Damn, my fag
fell in the wine!..
Synonyms:$ ,,,8,
8 9 ,,
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(f)[bljadjuga]:

Derived from “ 8 1” with anemphatic meaning.
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[bljaxa-muxa]:
Exclamation of surprise.
“3 8$ ” is derived from
“3 8 1”, “ $ ” (a fly) is
added as rhyming slang.
[bolvan]: Idiot, stupid.
[boloto]: Menstruation(“swamp”).
(m) [bolt]: Penis – “bolt”.
•[zavintit’bolt]: to copulate (literally “toscrew the bolt”).
(verb) [bombit’]: To
work as a taxi without licenceand in a private car, “literallyto bomb”. The driver is called“”.
(verb ipf) [bryzgat’]:1. To urinate; 2. to ejaculate.
(literally “to splash”).
(pl.)[bubency]:
Testicles. Literally small
metallic bells.
&(f) [boudjonovka]:
Condom (refers jokingly tothe elongated shape of
military hats during the civilwar).
# (m) [buj]: Penis –euphemism obtained throughthe modification of the first
letter ($ >). Literally“buoy”.
(m)[bulbaš]:Belarusian, derived from theBelarusianword(potato) which was widely
cultivated in Belarus as aresult of Stolypin agrarianreforms (early 20th century).

[bummer]: BMW, carfrom the Bayerische Motoren
Werke AG. Sometimes also
called “” or “”.
$(f) [bufera]: Breasts –“buffers”.
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(verb ipve.) [buxat’]:To get drunk. Perfective:$ 1. The initial meaningof the verb is to make a loudnoise, to hit somethingheavily.
,$#,
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(n) [buxlo]: Booze,
alcoholic beverages.
! # (adj. m.) [buxoj]: Drunk,pissed.
"—,,(<4707 5 A, WWW, 2002)[bydlo]:Simpleminded and usually strong
bloke,
thatiseasily
manipulated by others.
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