cullum magnificus = (Latin) arse/ass culo = (Spanish) arse/ass burro/asno = (Spanish) donkey/ass
The American word ass, meaning buttocks, is a phonetic spelling of arse as it was pronounced in the 17th century. Arse is the Old English ars, ors, which is derived from an Indo-European root ors* = backside, tail.
Because your bottom is the proper format of 'ass' where as ass is an abbreviation for bum/butt/buttock. Ass is not always a bad word or used for cursing. An ass is an animal similar to a mule.
The word "arse" in German is "Hintern" or "GesΓ€Γ."
it something a rude person calls you. they usually say it when they are jealous or angry.
It's a perfectly good word for a male donkey (a female donkey is a jennyass). It is also a perfectly good, if rude, way to describe someone who is stubborn, loud and stupid as a jackass. The word has no connection with the word for your bottom, which is a corruption of the word "arse".
Butt is a euphemism for ass ( properly spelled "arse"). Euphemisms pretend to soften the shock effect of an idea by calling it some other name.Butt is short for buttocks, it's not a euphemism. The word 'arse' as an insult originated by sailors and believed to come from an international mix of Old English aers, Germanic arsoz or arsch, Greek orros, and some others, all meaning buttocks, rump, or tail; then eventually changed because of it's similarity to 'ass', the stupid animal, to avoid the buttock connection by people with manners. How ironic...
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The word "ass" originated in Latin. Asinus was the word for donkey in Latin. The word "asinine" is from the same root.
I don' think that there is a slang word for rude.
Ass is another word for donkey - so donkeys milk
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