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Russian slang term used in the same way is "bro" is used by English-speakers. Could be a literal brother but more often refers to a friend. This phrase is also used by Lithuanians and Polish sometimes (usually just youth though).
Person 1- Ey, bratka, whats going on?

Person 2- Na, nothing, bratka. You?
Bratka by Kašas December 17, 2009
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Russian slang word derived from the word 'brat' meaning brother. This is something you would call a close male friend or family member.

Pronounced brAh-tahn.
Russian: Spasibo, bratan.
English: Thanks, brother.
bratan by Polkovnik February 18, 2012
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Briganos Maccos Brattae 

The Gallaic king of ancient Gallaecia in modern parts of Galicia, W. Asturias and N. Portugal.
Breoghan MacBratha is the modern Gaelic name.
The king of the Gallaeci was Briganos Maccos Brattae.

Bratsagna 

Bratsagna not Lasagna! its made with Brats not hamburger meat.
Bruh get you some Bratsagna instead of the usual Lasagna your Grandma makes!
Bratsagna by DSharkeyM November 17, 2022
Russian name for the Russian Mob
My neighbor just got his house taken by the Bratva.
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bratface 

When a girl/guy is a serious pain in the ass, yet the sight of their face still makes u smile
Natasha is beyond a bratface; she needs to be spanked!
bratface by monkeydoodle October 24, 2011

bratayley 

A youtube channel that makes vlogs. It involves two parents and their two daughters. Their son Caleb died October 1st 2015.
Person 1: Did you see the new bratayley video?
Person 2: No
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