скуф
Russian
Etymology
Attested c. 2018; originally from a Russian imageboard meme; clipping of the surname of the 2ch moderator Алексей Скуфьин (Aleksej Skufʹin), who was doxxed and mocked for his appearance after posting an angry video message of himself during a heated argument with another user.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [skuf]
Noun
скуф • (skuf) m anim (genitive ску́фа, nominative plural ску́фы, genitive plural ску́фов, female equivalent скуфы́ня or ску́фша, relational adjective ску́фский)
- (slang, neologism, derogatory) fatbeard, dad bod, couch potato (an unattractive and unambitious middle-aged man, often overweight, balding, with bad skin, unkempt facial hair, no fashion sense, poor hygiene, and spending much of his free time in front of a screen)
- 2023 August 4, “Обоссаные Дыни [Pissed Melons]”, Слава КПСС (lyrics)[1]:
- А я не скуф, я про́сто на ма́ссе творо́жной отрасти́л ля́жки
- A ja ne skuf, ja prósto na másse tvoróžnoj otrastíl ljážki
- I’m not a fatso, I just grew thighs with cheese dough
Declension
Declension of скуф (anim masc-form hard-stem accent-a)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | ску́ф skúf |
ску́фы skúfy |
| genitive | ску́фа skúfa |
ску́фов skúfov |
| dative | ску́фу skúfu |
ску́фам skúfam |
| accusative | ску́фа skúfa |
ску́фов skúfov |
| instrumental | ску́фом skúfom |
ску́фами skúfami |
| prepositional | ску́фе skúfe |
ску́фах skúfax |
Derived terms
- оскуфе́ть (oskufétʹ)
- оску́фиться (oskúfitʹsja)
- Скуфенду́й (Skufendúj)
- скуфидо́н (skufidón)
- скуфиза́ция (skufizácija)
- скуфи́ня (skufínja)