βρισιά
Greek
Etymology
From Byzantine Greek βρισιά (brisiá), from Ancient Greek ὑβρισία (hubrisía), from ὕβρις (húbris, “insolence, sexual outrage”), equivalent to βρίζω (vrízo, “to curse”) + -ιά (-iá).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /vɾiˈsça/
- Hyphenation: βρί‧σιά
Noun
βρισιά • (vrisiá) f (plural βρισιές)
- insult, abuse (form of speech against someone deliberately intended to be rude)
- Δε ντρέπεται να ρίχνει βρισιές σε ηλικιωμένο άνθρωπο;
- De ntrépetai na ríchnei vrisiés se ilikioméno ánthropo?
- Isn't he ashamed to be showering abuse on an elderly person?
- curse, oath, swear word, expletive (word considered taboo and impolite or offensive)
- Ποιος έμαθε στο παιδάκι βρισιές;
- Poios émathe sto paidáki vrisiés;
- Who taught that little child swear words?
Declension
Related terms
- βρίσιμο n (vrísimo, “insult, bollocking”)
- βρισίδι n (vrisídi, “cursing, swearing”)
- υβριστικός (yvristikós, “abusive, insulting”)
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