The vocabulary of the Russian language is constantly updatednew and new words. Professionalism, jargon, Internet slang, neologisms - almost every day the dictionary of the Russian language is becoming fatter. Of course, it’s pretty hard to keep up the meaning of all these new words in my head. In this article we will talk about the word "slut". Who is the slut, where did this word come from? We will try to answer these and many other questions.
The vocabulary of the Russian language has been longway of becoming. For many centuries, our language has been improved, replenished. How did new words appear in our language? The Russian language was enriched in foreign words, new ones were created from the old words. Thus, in Russian there appeared a huge number of words, the meaning of which will be difficult to explain even for linguists. One of these words - "slut". Who is the slut? You can find out the answer to this question from this article.
Shalava is a fairly common Russian word, which is often used as an insult. What does it mean, who is such a slut? The answer lies in this article.
Who is the slut?Shalava (in Ukrainian - schlondra) is a feminine noun. What does the word slut mean? As a rule, it implies a frivolous, licentious and dissolute woman. Often this word is used as an insult or reproach. For example, if a woman is dressed too openly or if she behaves inappropriately, you can call her a slut. In the jargon of declarative elements (the so-called "criminal language"), this word may mean a girl who earns a living by "trading" with her body. If you believe the dictionary thieves jargon D. S. Badmaeva, slut can also denote a thief who has committed suicide or a fallen, drunken woman. Synonyms are words such as prostitute, whore, confused, bedding, mara, slut, lavra, shabolda, profura, churn, beshava, etc.
In the vast World Wide Web there are many options for the origin of the word. In this article we consider the most interesting of them.
Some believe that the word slut was usedsince ancient times, when romance and beauty reigned in the world. So, during the reign of King Arthur, the knights elegantly called one lady Shalashovaya Virgo (unfortunately, the real name has not been preserved). The woman got this nickname for the habit of engaging in a coital relationship anywhere and with just anyone. Since those times, much water has flowed under the bridge and the word has been reduced to "shalashovki", and then completely to "slut".
There is also an opinion that slut is a marching word. According to some linguists, it comes from the Slavic "mischief", "mischievous."
Famous German linguist and lexicographer MaxVasmer believes that the word "slut" happened in a slightly different way. He believes that it was included in Russian vocabulary from the Terek, Perm or southern dialect.
Shalava is a small village thatIt is located on the territory of the Russian Federation in the Yaroslavl Region (Gavrilov-Yamsky District). At the moment, the village is on the verge of collapse. The population census, conducted back in 2007, showed that only 79 people live in the village.
In addition, Shalava is an old Polishnoble coat of arms. It is known that it was approved in 1354 and it was used by about 40 genera. The coat of arms itself looks pretty pretty and pretentious. In the blue field there is a golden circle with three golden crosses inside it. Above the blue field you can see a helmet, from which you can see a hand with a sword.
