C1 — advancedgrammar25 words

Taboo language (for recognition)

SerbianMeaning
psȏvkaa swear word. Serbian cursing is largely formulaic and aimed at the hearer's family, so it lands harder than it sounds to a foreigner
psòvatito swear (imperfective); to scold someone is grditi
opsòvatito swear, to curse at someone (perfective of psovati)
psòvati kȁo kočìjāšto swear like a coachman — the same image as the Russian idiom
ȕvredaan insult (what was said); the feeling of being insulted is uvređenost
uvréditito insult (perfective); uvrediti se — to take offence
vréđatito insult (imperfective of uvrediti)
omalovážitito belittle, to dismiss someone's worth (hurtful without being coarse)
grúbōstrudeness (feminine; a trait and a single act)
grȗbrude (of a person or a tone); also coarse to the touch
pròstāčkīvulgar, boorish (of speech and manners)
vùlgāranvulgar, obscene (more formal than prostački)
nȅpristōjanimproper, indecent (from pristojan, decent)
bezòbrazanrude, insolent; indecent (a strong accusation) — not 'ugly', which is ružan
sránjecrap, rubbish (vulgar but very common). Recognise it; do not use it with strangers or at work
gȁdōstsomething vile (feminine; strong but not a swear word)
glúpōstnonsense, stupidity (feminine; mild disapproval)
budàlaa fool (feminine in form, used of either sex; moderately insulting)
krètēna cretin — a direct insult, stronger than budala. Recognition only
màgaracdonkey
kòjī đȁvowhat the devil (irritation)
ȉdi bèstragaget lost (sharp but not obscene)
dođávoladamn it, to hell with it
kvrágudamn (milder than dođavola)
zàbogafor heaven's sake — surprise or entreaty, entirely polite

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