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The Meaning and Origin of “kúr”

What is/are the meaning(s) of “kúr,” and what is its etymology?

The word “kúr” is of Romani (Gypsy) origin and means to have sexual intercourse (it is considered a vulgar or crude term).
Source: L. Pusztai Ferenc (Editor-in-Chief), Hungarian Explanatory Dictionary, Akadémiai, 2003, p. 776.
The answer was prepared according to the 11th spelling rules valid between 1984 and 2015.
Két kutya kúr az utcán.

A legény a szénaboglyában kúr.
kúr by MrValentine July 18, 2025
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A word meaning dick in Macedonian, but in reality can also mean other vulgar shit.
Kurot mi e ogromen. / Курот ми е огромен. --- My dick is huge.
Kur! / Кур! --- Fuck!
Kurot da mi go jadeš / Курот да ми го јадеш --- Eat my dick
Kur me boli! / Кур ме боли! --- I don't give a fuck
Šo kur sakaš? / Шо кур сакаш? --- The fuck do you want?
kur by SonOfMacedonia December 7, 2022
in Bulgarian = dick whereas in Polish it means a rooster e.g:
(Polish) Kur zapial = a rooster crowed
kur by kurkawodna July 21, 2006
how the asian people say cool
i so kur
kur by chang li September 27, 2009
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KUR by Armin G. from L.A. April 9, 2004
A blackened death band from Lexington, Kentucky. The goal of Kur is to crush beer as they watch the world burn!
Mortimus: Hey have you heard of Kur?
Teenage bopper: You mean the rap artist?
Mortimus: What? How dare you insult Kur!!!!!

Mortimus *beats teenage bopper to a pulp and brands the Kur dragon above her buttox"
Kur by Lord Mort June 7, 2018
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