мотлох

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Ukrainian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *motъloxъ, from the same roots as *loxъmotьje (whence Ukrainian лахмі́ття (laxmíttja), Russian лохмо́тья (loxmótʹja)).

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Noun

мо́тлох (mótloxm inan (genitive мо́тлоху, uncountable, relational adjective мо́тлоховий) (collective)

  1. rags, old clothes
  2. rubbish, trash, junk
  3. (derogatory) rabble, riffraff, mob (unruly group of people)
    Synonyms: би́дло (býdlo), босо́та (bosóta), гидь (hydʹ), збіго́висько (zbihóvysʹko), збіго́вище (zbihóvyšče), збо́рисько (zbórysʹko), збо́рище (zbóryšče), мерзо́та (merzóta), на́волоч (návoloč), по́кидь (pókydʹ), по́гань (póhanʹ), по́толоч (pótoloč), своло́та (svolóta), скве́рна (skvérna)
  4. (figuratively) rubbish, trash, junk (something of little value)

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  • Polish: motłoch

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