A word that originated from the Polish language, literally means "cattle". Nowadays it is used in many Slavic languages (including but not limited to them), therefore describing a concept of people(-like creatures, imho) with three fundamental characteristics:
1) Lack of empathy, reflection and conscience (they can deliberately hurt other people, does not matter in what way, but do not want to be harmed by others)
2) Lack of life goals and objectives, other than those that come down to animal instincts
3) Herd thinking, lack of reasoning and common sense
Such people tend to be antisocial, arrogant, aggressive, uncultured, uneducated, overly promiscuous, racist, homophobic, thus resembling cancerous cells or viruses. They have no future in the long run, as often use alcohol and drugs whenever possible, and often are incapable of raising smart children properly.
1) Lack of empathy, reflection and conscience (they can deliberately hurt other people, does not matter in what way, but do not want to be harmed by others)
2) Lack of life goals and objectives, other than those that come down to animal instincts
3) Herd thinking, lack of reasoning and common sense
Such people tend to be antisocial, arrogant, aggressive, uncultured, uneducated, overly promiscuous, racist, homophobic, thus resembling cancerous cells or viruses. They have no future in the long run, as often use alcohol and drugs whenever possible, and often are incapable of raising smart children properly.
No reason to blame bydlo for what they are - you don't blame a computer program for not working correctly. You also don't try staying safe by swimming in a pool full of piranha.
by Lumis November 2, 2017
Originally this word came from Russia. This term is used to describe lowest layers of society - non-educated factory workers, street gangsters, poor family children etc. Bydlo is mostly used for agressive and unclever people.
This word can be related to the term "redneck".
This word can be related to the term "redneck".
Band on the tour:
- Ok guys tomorrow we shall play in Kazakhstan!
- Oh, no, dude! I don't want to play for this bydlo!!
- Ok guys tomorrow we shall play in Kazakhstan!
- Oh, no, dude! I don't want to play for this bydlo!!
by Mike Zimean May 8, 2008
Unlike the first waves of Russian intelligentsia immigrants, most of the Russian immigrants of today are typical bydlo.
by The Hikki June 16, 2011
Widely used russian word for "cattle":
1. Animals on farm, like pigs, cows, etc (mostly cows and bulls). But in this meaning "skot" is used more.
2. Poor aggressive people, uneducated, working on factories and farms and doing manual labor.
3. People (sometimes rich and educated), who have really strong herd instincts with them, easily betraying common sense when everyone around do the same.
1. Animals on farm, like pigs, cows, etc (mostly cows and bulls). But in this meaning "skot" is used more.
2. Poor aggressive people, uneducated, working on factories and farms and doing manual labor.
3. People (sometimes rich and educated), who have really strong herd instincts with them, easily betraying common sense when everyone around do the same.
1. Guys, I'm sorry, need to slaughter some bydlo, so no vodka party today.
2. Bydlo drunk all night on my staircase, now piss and trash are everywhere and no one is going to clean it.
3. Iphone is for bydlo, smart people buy android phones instead of following crowd!
2. Bydlo drunk all night on my staircase, now piss and trash are everywhere and no one is going to clean it.
3. Iphone is for bydlo, smart people buy android phones instead of following crowd!
by ultrasemen December 28, 2013
by Roosterz February 25, 2022
uneducated people having bad habits, badly behaved, often aggressive ... this word is not Russian, it comes from Polish - bydło - which means "animals,cattle" ... this type of people exists in every country, so we can call bydlo those trying to associate this word with Russians
by Scorrific September 7, 2011
1. Lower class, poorly educated, unsophisticated people with slave mentality and lack of critical thinking
2. Electorate of Putin
3. Those who vote for populist dictators , and believe in everything said on government-controlled TV programs
4. Putin himself
2. Electorate of Putin
3. Those who vote for populist dictators , and believe in everything said on government-controlled TV programs
4. Putin himself
by dildo777 June 15, 2022