cyka

See also: сука

English

Alternative forms

• suka

Etymology

Volapük encoding reading of Russian сука (suka, “bitch”); orthographic borrowing from Russian сука (suka, “bitch”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsuːkə/
• Rhymes: -uːkə

Noun

cyka

1. (US, vulgar, derogatory) A bitch; a contemptible person (usually but not necessarily female).
   • 2012, Clare Dowling, Would I Lie To You?, →ISBN:

     I was a cyka of the worst sort.

   • 2015, Jon Land, Strong Light of Day: A Caitlin Strong Novel, →ISBN:

     And you're my cyka now; you're my bitch because you ask to be treated like one.

   • 2016, Margaret Stohl -, Black Widow: Red Vengeance, →ISBN:

     “Yeah, a real cyka.” It wasn't a compliment.

Derived terms

• cyka blyat

Anagrams

• YKCA, caky, yack