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Batkin is a word that has hewbrew and slavic origins. The prefix "bat" comes from the old hewbrew word for village, and the suffix "kin" represents old slavic for perversion. So when combined, the word literally means village perversion. It has evolved through time, and in modern context Batkin, is a word that describes many things. This word can be changed to describe bliss, imprudence, foolishness, hatred, humor, sincere character along with numerous other things.
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