13/09/2021
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The derogatory nouns are nouns that incorporate a derogatory suffix to mark contempt or disdain. For example: apparatusejo, casucha, bocucha.
The nouns derogatory are frequent in colloquial or informal language and some are not recognized by the RAE (Royal Spanish Academy).
Some suffixes derogatory are:
student - pupil | doctor - doctorzuelo |
Angel - angelucho | sick - sick a lot |
animal - animal | school - school fight |
antenna - antenucha | party - party |
appliance - gadget | cat - kitten |
tree - arbolucho | people - riffraff |
artist - artistucho | government - I govern a lot |
bird - avechucho | Herb - weed |
ball - ballon | leaf - litter |
mouth - bocucha | man - little man |
drunk - drunkard | winter - wintery |
noise - bullanga | play - I play |
box - cajucha | book - libraco |
bed - camucha | Moon - lunucha |
road - caminucho | teacher - teacher |
shirt - shirt | Herb - weed |
singer - singer | machine - machine |
race - run | doctor - medicine man |
home - hovel | table - mesucha |
food - food | waiter - lad |
chorus - corucho | woman - slut |
picture - quadrucho | little girl - little girl |
bedroom - room | number - numerajo |
eye -ojucho | T-shirt - remerucha |
page - paginucha | clothing - hoodie |
bird - bird | holy - sanctimonious |
paper - paperwork | chair - sillucha |
small - little boy | store - Tienducha |
dog - tyke | kind - tipejo |
stone - pebble | window - window |
teacher - teacher | summer - summer |
Program - I schedule | old - old man |
Program - programucho | shoe - zapatejo |
town - poky old town | door - door |