slifin
Keywords: epithets
| Pronunciation (IPA): | 'sli.vin |
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| Part of Speech: | term noun |
| Class: | epithet |
| Forms: | slifin |
| Glosses: | dishonest person, disreputable person |
Description:
The term 'slifin' is a borrowing that entered Common during the middle period and became ubiquitous in High Common. The origins of the word are completely unknown. It is a hard to translate epithet applied to a person - it is a person who is self-serving, without morals, dishonest, manipulative, untrustworthy. It can be used as a head term for a person as a title of condemnation.