May 4, 2012 14:29
12 yrs ago
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Russian term

Пздеж

Russian to English Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters response on open ends survey
People were asked to provide their first impression of possible names for new medications. What does Пздеж
mean?

Discussion

Vitali Stanisheuski May 5, 2012:
Александр, это же анализ бренда, "their first impression of possible names for new medications". Хотя неясно, почему ответивший не мог пояснить культурными и общеупотребительными словами свою ассоциацию...
Alexander Onishko May 4, 2012:
o tempora o mores! What benefit on Earth could English-speaking audience gain by reading such "masterpieces"?! But most strange and incomprehensible is that there are customers ready to pay for this type of translations.
Judith Hehir May 4, 2012:
Good luck, Amy! I still remember learning the verbs бздеть бзнуть back in...what year was that? Thanks for the reminder, Ann.
Vitali Stanisheuski May 4, 2012:
It may be both misspelled пиздеж (bullshit etc.) and misspelled бздеж (fart etc.) In both cases "е" - an optional (common) way to write "ё".
Alexander Onishko May 4, 2012:
p.s. This can also mean "lie"
Fernsucht May 4, 2012:
lol bolwich) bologna sandwich, as it seems to me) sorry if I'm wrong and it's an authentic name)

Proposed translations

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F*cking BS

They misspelled the word пиздеж (maybe on purpose), which roughly translates as 'fucking bullshit.'

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Note added at 1 hr (2012-05-04 15:38:46 GMT)
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Пиздеж means bullshit in the sense that you're accusing something of being or sounding untrue or unrealistic - not of being nonsense.

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Note added at 1 hr (2012-05-04 15:45:54 GMT)
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Пиздеть usually means to tell lies (ну ты пиздишь!), or sometimes to chat incessantly (они два часа пиздели по телефону).
Note from asker:
This is what I suspected, but as a foreign student... they didn't teach me this Russian in college!
Peer comment(s):

agree Olga D.
1 min
agree Jack Doughty
6 mins
agree Angela Greenfield : also: effing BS
19 mins
A valid option, though I consider the Russian 'term' stronger than 'effing'
agree Dmitry Kornyukhov
22 mins
agree Maksym Nevzorov
31 mins
agree Andrew Stefanovsky
1 hr
agree Marina Aidova
1 hr
agree Igor Blinov
1 hr
agree Tatiana Lammers
1 hr
agree Oleksiy Markunin
2 hrs
agree Jānis Greivuls
3 hrs
agree MariyaN (X)
13 hrs
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1 min

bullshit

i.e. nonsense
Note from asker:
Thanks for confirming my suspicions - I thought it meant something like "nonsense" but I didn't know the language was this "strong"! Thanks!
Peer comment(s):

agree Angela Greenfield
17 mins
Спасибо, Анжела!
agree Dmitry Kornyukhov
22 mins
Большое спасибо!
agree Julia Fedotova (X)
4 hrs
Спасибо, Юля.
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1 hr

fart

Yes, it was misspelled but for me it looks like "бздеж" - this is common word:
http://jeck.ru/tools/SynonymsDictionary/бздеж

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Note added at 1 hr (2012-05-04 15:52:16 GMT)
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Or "stinky stuff" - depends on the medication (we do knot the text).
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