Matska

DavidZahir · Nov 2, 2010

Anybody know what this word actually means? Matska

In context it seems to be associated with the Austrian Empire and/or Eastern Europe and might be some kind of nickname akin to "Mamma". Maybe.

Any help would be hugely appreciated.

PeterL · Nov 2, 2010

Google it. It can mean, be a surname, and other. I think that there are words in different languages that are spelled that way.

From your description, I guess that you found the "chick" usage.

DavidZahir · Nov 2, 2010

Already googled.

Lyra · Nov 2, 2010

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=58638&page=2

boron · Nov 3, 2010

Anyone knows what means a chick?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=matska

Matska in Bulgarian literally means a cat, pussy.

A cat = a chick...

But Matska may be more mysterious.

Matska can be a surname.

Matska is a (part of) brand name of certain guns.

Matska

DavidZahir

Malkavian Primogen

PeterL

DavidZahir

Malkavian Primogen

Lyra

boron

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