Are pilsener and pilsner common names? What does gadejo mean?

The words pilsener and pilsen originated from the German name Pilsener, which alludes to Pilsen beer, a registered trademark. Pilsen is the place name of a city in the Czech Republic, a place that became famous for the production of this beer.

In it Dictionary of Americanisms They are like common nouns, therefore they are written in lower case and can even be pluralized. Examples: A pilsener, a pilsner; two pilsneres, four pilsners.

Regarding the plural of pilsnerthe orthographic norm indicates that some words that are esdrújulas in the singular transfer the accent, in the plural, to the following syllable, as occurs in regime Y specimenwhose corresponding plurals are regimes Y specimens. Based on this, the plural could be used pilsneresalthough it is unusual. But usage is more in favor of grave or flat accentuation (pilsneres by analogy with the plural characters). Example: “The canteen was open at certain hours: soft drinks, malts, and pilseneres were sold at low cost.” (Méndez, 1970, p. 24).

The term gadejo is an acronym that is used as a euphemism for the rude phrase “want to fuck”, whose attenuated meaning is “desire to annoy or annoy”. It is used in some Spanish-speaking countries. Example: He is not satisfied with anything, he is always with a gadejo. It is used colloquially, it is not recommended in formal contexts. Due to the characteristic of rude expression, its use can hurt the modesty or good taste of the interlocutors.

It’s up to you, dear reader. (F)

SOURCES:

Spanish dictionary (electronic version), Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of Doubts (2005), Dictionary of Americanisms (2010) and Spelling of the Spanish language (2010), from the Royal Spanish Academy and the Association of Spanish Language Academies; chicago boy (1970), by Armando Mendez Carrasco.