No. 11,521 in Polish
kacapy
"Kacapy" is a derogatory term in Polish used to refer to Russians or people from Eastern Slavic regions, often with negative connotations.
In a sentence
Ci kacapy zrobili bałagan w tym pokoju.
These ruffians made a mess in this room.
Here, 'kacapy' is used colloquially to refer to individuals causing commotion or a mess.
Nie wiedziałem, że oni pochodzą z kacapy.
I didn't know they come from the countryside.
In this usage, 'kacapy' refers to rural or remote areas in a slightly derogatory manner.
Uważaj, tamte kacapy mogą być agresywne.
Be careful, those people might be aggressive.
Here, 'kacapy' refers to people perceived as outsiders, possibly hostile or rough in behavior.
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