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Russky
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Rus·sky  (rsk, rs-)
n. pl. Rus·skies
Offensive A Russian.
[Russian russki, Russian, from Rus', Rus; see Rus.]
Russky adj.
Russky, Russki [ˈrʌskɪ]
n pl -kies, -kis
adj
(Social Science / Peoples) Chiefly US a slang word for Russian
[C20]
Translations
Russky (pej)
n → Iwan m, → Russki m; the Russkies → der Iwan
adj → russisch
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