😉 Hello my dear readers! In the article “What does the word cattle mean and who is it called that?” a few tips on how to determine whether a particular individual is a cattle or not.
The word “cattle” in Russian
- this is a word of West Slavic origin, the same root as the verb to be. The original meaning (preserved in Czech bydlo) is “being, state, dwelling”. Later, in Polish, bydło developed into the meaning of “dwelling”, then “property, property”, from the XIV century – “livestock”;
- people who do hard work and occupy a low social position;
- spiritually undeveloped, wordlessly submissive people, submitting to someone else’s will and allowing themselves to be exploited;
- used as censure or foul language (scum – vile);
- synonyms: cattle, mobile.
People have not yet found the exact meaning of this unpleasant word. As you can see, it has several meanings.
Someone, for example, may consider a low-skilled workforce to be trash.
Others, by this expression, will mean a drunkard with cirrhosis of the liver and delirium tremens, homeless people, criminals and other marginal individuals.
Still others do not really think much at all and call so all those who are unpleasant to them for many reasons.
It turns out that when using such an offensive word, some individual considers himself in something better than those whom he calls cattle. But here, it turns out, not everything is so simple.
The fact is that if a person is superior to other people in something, being a so-called non-fiction. He is unlikely to want to use this word in relation to those people who have no complaints about him. As well as hidden or open hostility and other unkind particulars.
By the way, the key factor associated with the desire to use this expression in relation to someone is also a latent sense of competition. This feeling is most acutely manifested between people of the same age group.
Simply put, it will be quite problematic to call some kind old man a cattle when the person himself is a teenager.
It turns out that this expression is likely to be used only in relation to peers. If these same peers, firstly, annoy a specific person or group of people with something. And secondly, they themselves radiate some discontent or latent aggression towards those who consider them cattle.
😉 Friends, how do you understand what the word means cattle? Write in the comments to the article.