bonderøv
Danish
Etymology
bonde (“farmer”) + røv (“ass, arse”)
Noun
bonderøv c (singular definite bonderøven, plural indefinite bonderøve)
- (vulgar, derogatory) boor, bumpkin, redneck
- 2009, Lotte Garbers, Prøverummet[1], page 105:
- Nete havde i den grad syntes, at han var en bonderøv. Han gik på lærerseminariet i Haslev, han var uden kæreste, og han så ikke ud, som om han var blevet klippet, siden hun var flyttet efter deres sommer sammen.
- Nete had certainly thought that he was a boor. He attended the teacher school in Haslev, he had no lover, and he did no appear to have had a haircut since she had moved away after their summer together.
- 2012, Anna Grue, De andre[2], section 8:
- "Hjørring? Ha! Der kommer bonderøvene fra."
- "Hjørring? Ha! That's where the boors come from."
Synonyms
Declension
Declension of bonderøv
common gender |
Singular | Plural | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
nominative | bonderøv | bonderøven | bonderøve | bonderøvene |
genitive | bonderøvs | bonderøvens | bonderøves | bonderøvenes |