1
| Subject: |
Re: Zhiroshka & Zhidiaga |
| Author: |
Alisa (guest) |
| Date: |
June 18, 2018 at 3:51:31 AM |
| Reply to: |
Zhiroshka & Zhidiaga by sakuegonevon |
Hi,
In Russian the word "Zhirovoi" is an adjective, it means "fat, fatty, adipose, grease".
It can also mean "wealthy" but only in a narrow context.
"Zhiroshka" describes someone who is fat and little. The ending -chka expresses caress and diminishes the size or importance.
Some people use the word "Zhidiaga" as a pejorative from "Zhid" (Yid) in the sense of "Jew, miser".
- Zhiroshka & Zhidiaga - sakuegonevon Mar 11 2018, 11:21:55 PM
- Re: Zhiroshka & Zhidiaga - Alisa Jun 18 2018, 3:51:31 AM
New Post
Search
Help
Archives