Csávó
Csávó
Meaning:
guy (colloq.)
Pronunciation:
Example sentences:
Helyes ez a csávó, tetszik nekem!
Good-looking this the guy, likeable for-me
This guy is good looking, I like him.
A csávó egy szót sem szólt hozzám.
The guy one word neither said to-me.
The guy didn’t speak a word to me.
Related terms:
csaj – gal (colloq.)
fiú – boy
férfi – man
hapsi – fella (colloq.)
lány – girl
nő – woman
pasi / pasas – guy or man (colloq.)
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Does this word come from the Romani language? In the UK a similar word “chav” is derived from the Romani traveller word “chavo”. It originally meant child/children, but is widely used in the UK to refer to youths, particularly badly behaved ones..
Absolutely, Russell! Good observation! The two words have the same etymology. Best, Juli