пшамац

Pannonian Rusyn

Etymology

Univerbation of пша (pša) +‎ мац (mac), literally, “dog's mother”. Compare Polish psiamać.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈpʃamat͡s]
  • Rhymes: -amat͡s
  • Hyphenation: пша‧мац

Noun

пшамац (pšamac) m pers

  1. (somewhat vulgar) (literally) devil; only used in several fixed phrases
    Near-synonyms: дябол (djabol), чорт (čort)
    ки ци пшамац? ― ki ci pšamac? ― what the hell is wrong with you?
    идз до пшамаца ― idz do pšamaca ― go to hell (literally, “go to the devil”)

Declension

Declension of пшамац
singular plural
nominative пшамац (pšamac) пшамаци / пщамацове (pšamaci / pščamacove)
genitive пшамаца (pšamaca) пшамацох (pšamacox)
dative пшамацови (pšamacovi) пшамацом (pšamacom)
accusative пшамаца (pšamaca) пшамацох (pšamacox)
instrumental пшамацом (pšamacom) пшамацами (pšamacami)
locative пшамацови (pšamacovi) пшамацох (pšamacox)
vocative пшамац (pšamac) пшамаци / пщамацове (pšamaci / pščamacove)
  • Only the singular nominative, genitive and vocative forms are attested; the others are theoretical formations.

References

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