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English
Alternative forms
Etymology
Alteration of an earlier phrase represented by Middle English biche-sone (“son of a bitch”, literally “bitch's son”), from Old Norse bikkju-sonr (“son of a bitch”).
Pronunciation
Noun
son of a bitch (plural sons of bitches or sons of a bitch)
- (derogatory, slang, vulgar) An objectionable, despicable person.
My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son of a bitch.
1685, John Eachard, The grounds & occasions of the contempt of the clergy and religion enquired into, 9th edition, London, page 252:There's that snarling cur, and son of a Bitch Boccaline.
1691, Thomas Shadwell, The Humorists, a Comedy, London, page 22:He had the insolence obliquely to give me the name of Son of a Bitch.
1703, Thomas Brown, Letters from the living to the living, relating to the present transactions both Publick and Private, page 105:[…] Count Davia, like a Son of a Bitch as he is, Chop'd upon mine and the Duke of Mantuu's Equipage, and rubb'd off with our Plate, Jewels, and other Knicknacks of Inestimable Value.
1969, Shel Silverstein (lyrics and music), “A Boy Named Sue”, performed by Johnny Cash:But ya ought to thank me, before I die / For the gravel in ya guts and the spit in ya eye / Because I'm the son-of-a-bitch that named you Sue
- (derogatory, slang, vulgar) Any objectionable thing.
"This son of a bitch won’t move!" Marty exclaimed as he grappled with the supermarket cart.
- (US, vulgar, slang) An impressive, daring, or admirable man.
2022, Angelo Indelicato, The Tales of a Templar Knight:I quickly checked around and I found Simon, he was hit but landed on a dead horse, the lucky son of a bitch could have been dead but the animal absorbed his fall and now he was on the ground trying to stay alive.
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objectionable person
- Afrikaans: seun van 'n teef
- Albanian: horr (sq)
- Arabic: اِبْن كَلْب m (ibn kalb), ابن شرموطة (ibn sharmoota), ابن زنا (ibn zina)
- Egyptian Arabic: ابن كلب m (ibni kalb), ابن الشرموطة (ibn iš-šarmuuTa)
- Armenian: շան տղա (šan tġa)
- Asturian: fíu de puta m
- Aymara: mä q’añu uraqin yuqapa
- Azerbaijani: peysər, qancığın balası, anası qəhbə
- Basque: putaseme (eu)
- Belarusian: сын су́кі (syn súki), су́кін сын m (súkin syn)
- Bengali: খাংকির পোলা (khaṅkir pōla), শালার বাচ্চা (śalar bacca)
- Breton: mab c'hast m
- Bulgarian: ку́чи син m (kúči sin)
- Burmese: ခွေးမသား (my) (hkwe:ma.sa:)
- Catalan: fill de puta m, filla de puta f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 婊子養的/婊子养的 (zh) (biǎozi yǎng de), 龜兒子/龟儿子 (zh) (guī'érzi), 王八蛋 (zh) (wángbadàn), 狗娘養的/狗娘养的 (zh) (gǒu niang yǎng de)
- Czech: zkurvysyn (cs) m
- Danish: skiderik c
- Dutch: hoerenjong (nl) m, hoerenzoon (nl) m, hoerenkind (nl) n, klootzak (nl) m
- Esperanto: putinido, putinfilo
- Estonian: persevest (et), hoorapoeg, litapoeg
- Finnish: paskiainen (fi), kusipää (fi)
- French: fils de pute (fr) m
- Galician: fillo de puta m, filla de puta f
- Georgian: ბოზის შვილი (bozis švili), ნაბოზარა (nabozara), ნაბოზარი (nabozari)
- German: Hurensohn (de) m, Hurenkind (de) n, Scheißkerl (de) m, Dreckskerl (de) m
- Greek: πουτάνας γιος m (poutánas gios)
- Hebrew: בֶּן־זוֹנָה (he) m (ben-zoná), בן כלבה m (ben kalba)
- Hindi: बदमाश (hi) m (badmāś)
- Hungarian: rohadék (hu), szemétláda (hu), gazember (hu), (vulgar) szarházi (hu), (archaic) kurafi (hu)
- Icelandic: tíkarsonur m
- Indonesian: bajingan (id), keparat (id) (more vulgar)
- Interlingua: filio de puta (ia)
- Irish: mac soith m
- Italian: figlio di puttana (it) m, figlio di una mignotta (it)
- Japanese: 畜生目 (ちくしょうめ, chikushōme), 糞っ垂れ (ja) (くそったれ, kusottare), 糞野郎 (くそやろう, kusoyarō)
- Korean: 개새끼 (ko) (gaesaekki), 개자식 (ko) (gaejasik)
- Kyrgyz: иттин баласы (ittin balası)
- Latvian: kuces dēls m
- Macedonian: кучкин син m (kučkin sin)
- Malay: bangsat (ms), anak haram (ms), anak gampang
- Malayalam: (pulayadi mone)
- Norman: sénévébitche m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: drittsekk m
- Persian: مادر جنده (mâdar jende) (more vulgar), تخمِ سگ (toxm-e sag) (more literal)
- Polish: sukinsyn (pl) m, skurwysyn (pl) m (more vulgar)
- Portuguese: filho da puta (pt) m, filha da puta (pt) f
- Romanian: fiu de cățea m
- Russian: су́кин сын (ru) m (súkin syn)
- Scottish Gaelic: mac na galla m, mac strìopaich (gd) m, iutharnach riabhach na galla m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: кучкин си̑н m, кујин си̑н m
- Roman: kučkin sȋn m, kujin sȋn m
- Slovak: zkurvysyn m
- Slovene: prasec m
- Spanish: hijo de puta (es) m, hijueputa (es) m or f, hideputa (es) m or f, joputa (es) m, jueputa (es) m or f, hijo de la chingada (es) m (Mexico), hijo de la verga m (N Mexico), hijoputa (es), hijo de perra m
- Swedish: jävel (sv) c, arsel (sv) n, horunge (sv) c
- Tagalog: anak ng putang ina
- Thai: (please verify) ลูกกะหรี่ (lûuk gà-rìi)
- Turkish: orospu çocuğu (tr)
- Ukrainian: су́чий син m (súčyj syn)
- Urdu: بدمعاش m (badmāś)
- Vietnamese: đồ chó đẻ
- Welsh: ap gast m
- Yakut: ыт уола (ıt uola)
- Yiddish: כּלבֿ m (kelev)
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Interjection
son of a bitch
- (slang, vulgar) Used to express anger, contempt, astonishment, disappointment, dismay, etc.
Translations
to express anger, contempt etc.
See also