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That doesn't look like Russian. Russian doesn't have i letter. It's most likely Ukrainian
Etymologically, it just means "non-whores".
From Googling, I think it might possibly mean "non-whore" in an ironic, "the lady doth protest too much, methinks" kind of way. But I could be wrong about that.
PS. As Doomer said, the spelling is Ukrainian, not Russian. So I also did a Google search for the Russian spelling "небляди" and got SOME hits where the word appeared to be used in the sense of "non-slutty women." However, most of the hits were for a video that went totally viral on the Russian-speaking Internet -- in which a group of Israeli-Arab children are singing a song called Biladi, which means "My Homeland" in Arabic, but sounds like the Russian word that means "dirty-f*ckin-whore."
in Russian не should be written separately, I think there is more meaning to the word, most likely culture/social life related. We need Ukrainians to explain it.
Nothing specifically Ukrainian but the letter. The word means "non-whores" and obscene in both Russian and Ukrainian.
Not even a word, if you google it with parentheses (strict search), you'll see that number of results is 52 and half of them are related to demotivator I posted above.
I also found this:Quote:
Originally Posted by dtrq
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37SodCJn9Co
its a fake subtitles, for non-russian song.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric C.
I think небляди is worst of whores, by analogy нелюди is worst of peoples.