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brah-TEESH-ka Literally Bratishka means "little brother" in Russian (Brat = brother) . Bratish' (brah-tEEsh) is a short form of "bratishka". You can refer to your younger bros as bratishka(singular) or bratishki(plural). The term is mostly applied to those younger than you; sometimes it can be applied to bros of your age, and it's rare to heard it said to anyone older. The word is widely used in post-Soviet countries among Russian and non-Russian speakers. homie, bro, younger brother, good friend.
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