Etymology of <bodun>

[Lesya Stav]

Jocular slang word bodun derives from the Russian same term that origanally 
used to sigh the blow of  cattle, playful effect, oviously,  is connected 
with mumbling sounds that  (b-b-b) person in state of hangover may to utter.
Another Russian slang words   for <<hangover>>  are bu-bu,  kumar. 
mandrazhe.

As for Ukrainian terms email me list-off

Lesya Stavytska

lesstav at hotmail.com

Happy holiday time to all !!!



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From: "Bod Naruk" <bbodnaruk at YAHOO.COM>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: [SEELANGS] Etymology of <bodun>


> Hi, everyone,
>
> “First-time caller, long-time listener.”
>
> I’m trying to find some background on the Ukrainian terms used for
> <<hangover>> (the disagreeable physical aftereffects of drinking in 
> excess).
> The closest term I came up with is the slang word <<bodun>> which I
> understand which was borrowed from and is the same in Russian.
>
> Can someone help me with its etymology? Other words for <<hangover>>
> slang or proper would also be appreciated.
>
> Happy holidays to everyone!
>
> …6opuc
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