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A highly versatile word in the English language. Mistakenly thought to have come from an acronym "Fornication Under Consent of the King", the word most likely of native [English] origin, and is almost certainly of Germanic origin; Middle [Dutch] fokken (to thrust, copulate, or to breed), dialectical Norwegian fukka (to copulate), and dialectical Swedish focka (to strike, copulate) and fock (penis). The word originally meant "to strike", "to thrust". Possibly becoming a euphamism for an older verb meaning "to copulate/breed" (likely from hyebh-; Sanskrit (yabhati) and the Slavic languages ([Russian] yebat`, [Polish] jebac)), the term took on the current meaning "to copulate". The verb also means "to [put] into an impossible situation" in today's world ("You fucked us up!"), or as high praise ("fuckin' [awesome]!") Even still, "fuck" is used as an expression of hate ("Fuck you!"), despite that copulation is really a pleasurable thing.

"To fuck" in different languages: Albanian: qi Bosnian: jebati Bulgarian: eba Czech: mrdat, prcat, šukat, šoustat, jebat Danish: kneppe, bolle, pule [Dutch]: neuken Finnish: naida, panna, nussia French: baiser, fourrer, niquer [German]: ficken, bumsen, vögeln, poppen, knallen, pimpern, nageln, rammeln, pullern Hungarian: baszni Hindi: chodna Icelandic: ríða [Irish]: Buail craicinn, sgaoil leathair Italian: fottere, scopare, trombare Japanese: étchi surú Kurdish: gan Kyrgyz: sigein Lithuanian: pistis, kruštis, dulkintis, pyškintis Malaysian: kongkek Norwegian: pule, knulle [Persian]: gaeedan Polish: pierdolic;, pieprzyc, jebat; Portuguese: foder, montar, pinar, comer, transar, trepar Russian: jebát’, jebát’sja, snošát’sja, trákhat’, trákhat’[sj] Serbian (Roman): jebati, karati [Scottish] Gaelic: dàirich, faigh muin, rach [air] muin Spanish: follar, follarse, (Argentina, parts of Uruguay) coger, (Mexico) chingar, jalar, tirar, pichar, culear, joder, vergar, cachar, garchar Swahili: kutomba Swedish: knulla, göka, pippa, älska, pöka [Thai]: yed Turkish: sikmek Ukrainian: jibáti, jibátisja Welsh: ffwcio, ffwrcho, cnuchio

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