"кусок дерьма" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Russian]

IPA: [kʊˈsoɡ dʲɪrʲˈma]
Etymology: Probably a calque of English piece of shit (borrowed at the end of the 20th century after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, with the rising influence of American popular culture in Russia), to denote the same idea that ку́ча (kúča) is traditionally used for, but usually only literally (never of a thing or person). The calque nature of the idiom is obvious to a native speaker since кусо́к (kusók, “piece”) presupposes це́лое (céloje, “the whole”) in Russian. For example, кусо́к пирога (kusók piroga, “a piece of a pie”). While the English idiom piece is used in the sense of an item belonging to the class of similar items, the meaning of Russian кусо́к (kusók) is closer to that of the English word part. Since the source of the calque is transparent, the synonymous combination кусо́к говна (kusók govna) is possible as well, but the usage of both phrases is restricted even in colloquial speech. Etymology templates: {{m|ru|ку́ча}} ку́ча (kúča), {{m|ru|кусо́к||piece}} кусо́к (kusók, “piece”), {{m|ru|це́лое||the whole}} це́лое (céloje, “the whole”), {{m|ru|кусо́к пирога||a piece of a pie}} кусо́к пирога (kusók piroga, “a piece of a pie”), {{m|ru|кусо́к}} кусо́к (kusók), {{m|ru|кусо́к говна}} кусо́к говна (kusók govna) Head templates: {{ru-noun+|b|кусо́к|*|_|дерьма́|$}} кусо́к дерьма́ • (kusók derʹmá) m inan (genitive куска́ дерьма́, nominative plural куски́ дерьма́, genitive plural куско́в дерьма́) Forms: кусо́к дерьма́ [canonical], kusók derʹmá [romanization], куска́ дерьма́ [genitive], куски́ дерьма́ [nominative, plural], куско́в дерьма́ [genitive, plural], no-table-tags [table-tags], кусо́к дерьма́ [nominative, singular], куски́ дерьма́ [nominative, plural], куска́ дерьма́ [genitive, singular], куско́в дерьма́ [genitive, plural], куску́ дерьма́ [dative, singular], куска́м дерьма́ [dative, plural], кусо́к дерьма́ [accusative, singular], куски́ дерьма́ [accusative, plural], куско́м дерьма́ [instrumental, singular], куска́ми дерьма́ [instrumental, plural], куске́ дерьма́ [prepositional, singular], куска́х дерьма́ [plural, prepositional]
  1. (vulgar slang) piece of shit (a bad thing or person) Tags: slang, vulgar

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