мерзота

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Ukrainian

Etymology

From мерзи́ти (merzýty, to arouse disgust; to scold) (obsolete) +‎ -о́та (-óta). Compare Belarusian мярзота (mjarzóta).

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Noun

мерзо́та (merzótaf inan or m pers or f pers (genitive мерзо́ти, nominative plural мерзо́ти, genitive plural мерзо́т)

  1. (inanimate) abomination, loathsomeness, vileness
    Synonyms: мерзе́нність f (merzénnistʹ), мерзо́тність f (merzótnistʹ), бридо́та f (brydóta), гидо́та f (hydóta), (rare) ги́дкість f (hýdkistʹ), паску́дство n (paskúdstvo), плюга́вство n (pljuhávstvo), по́гань f (póhanʹ)
  2. (personal) abomination, scumbag
    Synonyms: мерзо́тник m (merzótnyk), мерзо́тниця f (merzótnycja), негі́дник m (nehídnyk), негі́дниця f (nehídnycja), падлю́ка (padljúka), паску́да (paskúda)

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