^frig

^frigEtymology 1
from frig, used as a general term of disgust, from frieg, friag, and frag, all referring to animal excrement, possibly related to paug which was a defamatory term literally meaning dirt, used for addressing or discussing humans whom one despises and considers unworthy of respect, comparable to the English vulgar word shit and the childish term poop except with moral connotations, from *paug meaning "of the earth, of the dirt, that which does from the earth come"
==== interjectival particle ====
#used to express disgust at something or someone nasty
##Example: frig zu aaqe." You're [so] nasty [that] I [become/am] sick [because of] you.
#and to describe those persons so vicious, so vile, so wicked, so cruel that they do not deserve to be called persons
##Sikiaupajeii frig ducheil zih vauk. Psychopaths, [just so evil], harm and do not feel remorse. 
#and to refer to expired food 
#and to refer to old, expired topics that need not be discussed again 
#and to the elderly (read When The Expired Were Thrown Out) 
#and to lies and untruths 
#and as an emotive verb, "to be disgusting"
==== verb ====
#see frigilj: to defecate on
Etymology 2
via English frig
==== nominal ====
#sexual immorality; carnal immaturity
#sex crimes
#a sexual pervert
Category:Interjections
Category:Biological excrement
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