sukinsyn
Polish
Etymology
From Russian сукин сын (sukin syn), suka (“bitch, female dog”) + syn (“son”), thus literally "son of a bitch". Compare psubrat.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /suˈkʲin.sɨn/
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Declension
declension of sukinsyn
singular | plural | |
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nominative | sukinsyn | sukinsyni |
genitive | sukinsyna | sukinsynów |
dative | sukinsynowi | sukinsynom |
accusative | sukinsyna | sukinsynów |
instrumental | sukinsynem | sukinsynami |
locative | sukinsynie | sukinsynach |
vocative | sukinsynie | sukinsyni |
Further reading
- sukinsyn in Polish dictionaries at PWN
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