There are decent words, but there are those that are better off without having to screw conversation with people respected or deserved. Today we are talking about just such a noun. Kralya is our object of study.
The bizarre life of foreign words on Russian soil
In our investigations of the meaning of a particular definition, we often stumble upon facts that make us stiff in amazement. Why, we ask ourselves, did such a turn make sense when it took root in a non-native environment for itself? Perhaps this will remain a mystery of history. Our task is to tell about what the etymological dictionary told us about .
Kralia is a word of Polish origin. And in Polish it means queen. This is how the “deck is fantastically shuffled” in this case, linguistic or linguistic. In our country, the object of study is considered a roughly upright variant. In any case, decent girls are better not to call that. If the reader still thought that there was some kind of gangster or hooligan chic in this word, then let him discard this thought as untenable.
Value
But the etymology "stolen" is a thing of the past. But what do we have in the present? Oddly enough, despite the moral quality of the noun, it is in the explanatory dictionary. Therefore, we can safely use our favorite source, and not "feed on the side." So, the smart book says the following about the meaning of the word "kral":
- Same as beauty.
- The woman someone is caring for is a lover.
Whether we like it or not, we will have to linger and find out the vocabulary meaning of the word “beauty,” otherwise the picture will be incomplete. Here, to the reader’s relief, there is no scattering of meanings to be remembered, in the explanatory dictionary there is a laconic inscription: "A pretty young woman." There is also a note that the word is colloquial.
Of course, we cannot argue with the sources, but it seems that expression in these words is not the main thing. For example, in spite of the synonymy of the terms “beauty” and “kral”, these definitions are by no means equal. An almost automatic association to the first noun is the Hollywood movie of the same name, that is, a beauty can be frivolous, but the kral is unknown. Something remains in this word “royal”. We will talk about this in more detail below.
Speaker Feature
We are used to the fact that words describe an object of perception. Take for example the phrase “red car”. In this case, nothing can be said about the person transmitting this information. The adjective and noun used in the phrase are neutral. Another thing is expressive definitions. Indeed, according to one word that a person speaks, much can be said about his cultural level and feelings experienced for the object of description.
For example, a man calls a woman kraly; this characterizes him rather than her. What can I say? Firstly, he is burningly jealous of someone who actually cares for her; secondly, it is obviously inaccessible to him; thirdly, she most likely has an impregnable, regal look, cutting off any hints of possible courtship. Therefore, be careful what you say and to whom: the selection of words can betray your true feelings.
Synonyms
As always, when the job is done, we allow ourselves to tell the reader about the alternatives. Moreover, today it is necessary. After all, the word is colloquial. Therefore, let’s review the list of possible replacements:
- beauty;
- beautiful girl;
- pupa;
- Madonna Botticelli;
- angel.
As you can see, synonyms came to us from different areas. We did not choose only those replacements that are similar in style to the object of study, but in general thought of the issue in a broad sense. We hope that such definitions will be useful to the reader, and the meaning of "stolen" no longer causes difficulties.