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Etymology
From ulo + -aĉ-.
Pronunciation
Noun
ulaĉo (accusative singular ulaĉon, plural ulaĉoj, accusative plural ulaĉojn)
- (derogatory) git, bastard
1985, Edwin de Kock, Testamente, Book II, part VII:Kvazaŭ skuito el profunda dormo / mi gapis en konfuzo, rimarkante / ke la ulaĉo sur la brakoj havas / porkecajn harojn.- As though shaken from a deep sleep / I gaped in confusion, noticing / that the git had on his arms / pig-like hair.
- 2015, Eugene De Zilah, La Princo Ĉe La Hunoj, p. 293:
Se la patra moŝto mortas dum mia foresto kaj tiu intriganta ulaĉo [...] sin deklarigas tribestro, kion mi faros?- If his paternal majesty dies during my absence and that insidious bastard declares himself chief, what will I do?
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