либераха

Russian

Etymology

From либера́л (liberál), likely modeled after пидора́ха (pidoráxa), a derogatory term for a Russian patriot who is perceived as chauvinistic and hateful.

The suffix -а́ха (-áxa) was an old-fashioned derogatory suffix, perhaps derived from -шка (-ška); see also дурёха (durjóxa, “a foolish woman”), Илю́ха (Iljúxa, “little Elijah”) (from Илья), and Танюха (Tanjuxa, “little Tatiana”) (from Татьяна) as examples of the suffix.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [lʲɪbʲɪˈraxə]

Noun

либера́ха • (liberáxa) f anim (genitive либера́хи, nominative plural либера́хи, genitive plural либера́х)

1. (politics, derogatory) liberal
   • Ооооо либераху порвало

     Ooooo liberaxu porvalo

     Ooooo the liberal got triggered

Usage notes

Often used by liberals themselves in an ironic way.

Declension

Declension of либера́ха (anim fem-form velar-stem accent-a) 

	singular	plural
nominative	либера́ха liberáxa	либера́хи liberáxi
genitive	либера́хи liberáxi	либера́х liberáx
dative	либера́хе liberáxe	либера́хам liberáxam
accusative	либера́ху liberáxu	либера́х liberáx
instrumental	либера́хой, либера́хою liberáxoj, liberáxoju	либера́хами liberáxami
prepositional	либера́хе liberáxe	либера́хах liberáxax

See also

• либера́ст (liberást)