хуй
Belarusian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xȗjь.
Pronunciation
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m inan (genitive ху́я, nominative plural хуі́, genitive plural хуёў)
Declension
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m pers (genitive ху́я, nominative plural хуі́, genitive plural хуёў)
Declension
Bulgarian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xȗjь.
Pronunciation
Noun
хуй • (huj) m
Declension
Mongolian
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
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Noun
хуй • (xuj) (Mongolian spelling ᠬᠤᠢ (qui))
Derived terms
Etymology 2
From Proto-Mongolic *kuï, compare East Yugur xui.
Noun
хуй • (xuj) (Mongolian spelling ᠬᠤᠢ (qui))
Derived terms
See also
- салхи (salxi, “wind”)
Etymology 3
Noun
хуй • (xuj) (Mongolian spelling ᠬᠤᠢ (qui))
- Only used in хурал хуй (xural xuj, “meeting, assembly”)
Russian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xȗjь.
Pronunciation
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m inan or m anim (genitive ху́я or хуя́*, nominative plural хуи́, genitive plural хуёв, relational adjective ху́ев, diminutive хуёк, augmentative хуи́ще, pejorative хуи́шко) (* See Usage notes below.)
- (vulgar, swear word, taboo slang) cock, dick, prick (meaning a penis or a highly contemptible male person)
- 2007, Марк Черняховский (Mark Chernyakhovsky), Времени голоса: сбо́рник про́зы:, volume 2:
- Когда́ всё бы́ло гото́во, она́ зале́зла на мой хуй до упо́ра и, ме́дленно дви́гаясь, ста́ла дотра́гиваться до мое́й груди́.
- Kogdá vsjo býlo gotóvo, oná zalézla na moj xuj do upóra i, médlenno dvígajasʹ, stála dotrágivatʹsja do mojéj grudí.
- When everything was ready, she inserted my cock as far as it could go and, moving slowly, started touching my chest.
- Е́сли бы у ба́бушки был хуй, то она́ была́ бы де́душкой.
- Jésli by u bábuški byl xuj, to oná bylá by déduškoj.
- If a grandma had a dick, she would be a grandpa.
- (Russian proverb conveying that reasoning in the conditional is meaningless and often used as a response to statements such as, “If I had only purchased that lottery ticket, I would have been a rich man.”)
- до хуя́ ― do xujá ― fuckload
- иди́ на́ хуй ― idí ná xuj ― fuck you; fuck off; go fuck yourself (literally, “go on a dick”)
- по́ хуй / по́ хую (+ dative) ― pó xuj / pó xuju ― (I/he/she) don’t/doesn’t care; doesn't give a fuck
- (vulgar, taboo slang) fuck all, nothing
- Сле́ва мо́лот, спра́ва серп / Э́то наш сове́тский герб. / Хо́чешь жни а хо́чешь куй, / Всё равно́ полу́чишь хуй.
- Sléva mólot, správa serp / Éto naš sovétskij gerb. / Xóčešʹ žni a xóčešʹ kuj, / Vsjo ravnó polúčišʹ xuj.
- On the left the hammer, on the right the sickle, / This is our Soviet emblem. / [If] you want, reap, or [if] you want, forge, / All the same, you'll get fuck all.
- ни хуя́ ― ni xujá ― bullshit, bollocks, not true
- хуй тебе́ ― xuj tebé ― Fuck you (I won’t do what you ask)
- (vulgar, taboo slang) nobody
- хуй зна́ет ― xuj znájet ― nobody fucking knows, who the fuck knows
- (vulgar, taboo slang) somebody (male), a nobody
- 2012, Кровосток (Krovostok) (lyrics and music), “Куртец”, in Сту́день:
Usage notes
There are two variations on the stressed syllable in the genitive case. Generally, they are interchangeable. However, when used in the expressions ни хуя́ (ni xujá) and до хуя́ (do xujá), the last syllable should be stressed.
In the expressions на́ хуй (ná xuj) and по́ хую (pó xuju), the prepositions should be stressed.
Declension
singular | plural | |
---|---|---|
nominative | ху́й xúj |
хуи́ xuí |
genitive | ху́я, хуя́* xúja, xujá* |
хуёв xujóv |
dative | ху́ю, хую́ xúju, xujú |
хуя́м xujám |
accusative animate inanimate |
ху́я, хуя́* xúja, xujá* |
хуёв xujóv |
ху́й xúj |
хуи́ xuí | |
instrumental | ху́ем, хуём xújem, xujóm |
хуя́ми xujámi |
prepositional | ху́е, хуе́ xúje, xujé |
хуя́х xujáx |
locative | хую́ xujú |
* See Usage notes above.
singular | plural | |
---|---|---|
nominative | ху́й xúj |
хуи́ xuí |
genitive | ху́я, хуя́* xúja, xujá* |
хуёвъ xujóv |
dative | ху́ю, хую́ xúju, xujú |
хуя́мъ xujám |
accusative animate inanimate |
ху́я, хуя́* xúja, xujá* |
хуёвъ xujóv |
ху́й xúj |
хуи́ xuí | |
instrumental | ху́емъ, хуёмъ xújem, xujóm |
хуя́ми xujámi |
prepositional | ху́ѣ, хуѣ́ xújě, xujě́ |
хуя́хъ xujáx |
locative | хую́ xujú |
* See Usage notes above.
Synonyms
- хер (xer)
Derived terms
- на́хуй (náxuj) / на́ хуй (ná xuj) → иди́ на́хуй (idí náxuj)
- охуе́вший (oxujévšij, “crazy, bewildered”)
- охуе́нный (oxujénnyj, “fucking awesome, very big”)
- охуе́ть (oxujétʹ, “to get crazy; to become brazen; (interjection) fuck!”)
- охуи́тельный (oxuítelʹnyj, “fucking awesome”)
- ху́ев (xújev, “fucking”)
- хуёвина (xujóvina, “crappy thing”)
- хуёвый (xujóvyj, “fucking awful”)
- хуйло́ (xujló, “dickwad, dipshit, prick, fucker, asshole”)
- хуйня́ (xujnjá, “crappy thing”)
- хуя́рить (xujáritʹ, “do something”)
- хуя́чить (xujáčitʹ, “do something”)
Rusyn
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xȗjь.
Pronunciation
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m inan
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m pers
Udi
Etymology
Derived from Persian خو (xu, “temper”) possibly via Ottoman Turkish خوی (huy) or Azerbaijani hüy
Noun
хуй • (χuj)
Further reading
- Gukasjan, Vorošil (1974) “хуй”, in Удинско-азербайджанско-русский словарь [Udi–Azerbaijani–Russian Dictionary][1], Baku: Academy Press, page 226
Ukrainian
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xȗjь.
Pronunciation
Noun
хуй • (xuj) m inan (genitive ху́я or хуя́, nominative plural хуї́)
- (vulgar, chiefly taboo slang, inanimate) dick, prick, cock
- Synonyms: чолові́чий статеви́й о́рган (čolovíčyj statevýj órhan), пу́цька (púcʹka), пати́к (patýk), кіл (kil), кіло́к (kilók), пе́ніс (pénis)
- 1846, Taras Shevchenko, Запис Шевченка в альбомі 1846–1850 рр. [Інститут літератури ім. Т. Г. Шевченка НАН України, відділ рукописів, ф. 1, № 108, арк. 4 зв.]:
- В Переп’яті у ямі, копали там хуями.
- V Perepʺjati u jami, kopaly tam xujamy.
- In Perepyat in a pit, they were digging there with dicks.
- (vulgar, chiefly taboo slang, animate) dick, prick, cock (referring to a person)
Declension
singular | plural | |
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nominative | хуй xuj |
хуї́ xují |
genitive | ху́я, хуя́ xúja, xujá |
хуї́в xujív |
dative | ху́ю, ху́єві, хую́, хує́ві xúju, xújevi, xujú, xujévi |
хуя́м xujám |
accusative | хуй xuj |
хуї́ xují |
instrumental | ху́єм xújem |
хуя́ми xujámy |
locative | хую́, хує́ві, хуї́ xujú, xujévi, xují |
хуя́х xujáx |
vocative | ху́ю xúju |
хуї́ xují |
Derived terms
- охуєва́ющий (oxujevájuščyj)
- охує́нний (oxujénnyj)
- охуєті́тельний (oxujetítelʹnyj)
- охуїва́ти (oxujiváty)
- охуї́ти (oxujíty)
- похуї́зм (poxujízm)
- по́хуй (póxuj)
- похуя́рити (poxujáryty)
- хуери́к (xuerýk)
- хуї́сько (xujísʹko)
- хуї́ще (xujíšče)
- хуйло́ (xujló)
- хуйня́ (xujnjá)
- хуйо́вий (xujóvyj)
- хуйо́вина (xujóvyna)
- хуйо́во (xujóvo)
- хуйо́к (xujók)
- хуйо́чок (xujóčok)
- ху́лі (xúli)
- хуя́кати (xujákaty)
Further reading
- Melnychuk, O. S., editor (2012), “хуй”, in Етимологічний словник української мови [Etymological Dictionary of the Ukrainian Language] (in Ukrainian), volume 6 (У – Я), Kyiv: Naukova Dumka, →ISBN, page 221
- Rudnyc'kyj, Ja. (1972–1982) “хуй”, in An Etymological Dictionary of the Ukrainian Language, volumes 2 (Д – Ь), Ottawa: Ukrainian Mohylo-Mazepian Academy of Sciences; Ukrainian Language Association, →LCCN, page 1091
- Kondratiuk, T. M. (2006) “хуй”, in Словник сучасного українського сленгу [Dictionary of Modern Ukrainian Slang] (in Ukrainian), Kharkiv: Folio, →ISBN, page 319
- “хуй”, in Словник.ua [Slovnyk.ua] (in Ukrainian)
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