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Russian
Etymology
Borrowed from Yiddish שמאָק (shmok, “penis”).
Pronunciation
Noun
чмо • (čmo) n anim (genitive чма, uncountable)
- (slang) jerk, schmuck, schmoe, scoundrel, an unpleasant or detestable person, or a person without morals
1999, Andrey Grachov, Ярый против видеопиратов:Легко́ отде́лался, па́дла… — заду́мчиво сказа́л Артём, сра́зу помрачне́в, — е́сли бы он мне попа́лся, чмо пога́ное, я бы ему́ так бы́стро не дал умере́ть.- Lexkó otdélalsja, pádla… — zadúmčivo skazál Artjóm, srázu pomračnév, — jésli by on mne popálsja, čmo pogánoje, ja by jemú tak býstro ne dal umerétʹ.
- "He got off easy, the wretch," Artyom said pensively, immediately turning gloomy. "If I had got my hands on that rotten sonofabitch, I wouldn't have let him die so quickly."
Declension
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singular
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| nominative
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чмо́
čmó
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| genitive
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чма́
čmá
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| dative
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чму́
čmú
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| accusative
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чмо́
čmó
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| instrumental
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чмо́м
čmóm
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| prepositional
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чме́
čmé
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