If "Stalin" means "man of steel", what does "Putin" mean ? nt

[eppur_se_muova]

[Sneederbunk]

1. Man of putty.

[Ocelot II]

2. Man of poo.

[cayugafalls]

3. Stinky Man

[dflprincess]

4. Putz of Poop. nt

[onecaliberal]

5. Man of shit.

[NotTodayPutin]

6. Should've pulled out

Just saying

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. Man of path, way, route, road, pathway, track, ...

сталь = steel

so a similar formulation from Putin as from Stalin gives the similar root:

путь = way in the sense of path, route, road, pathway, etc.


I don't know if there is anything linguisticly backing the above analysis, but Putin is a family name whereas Stalin adopted his name for propaganda purposes.

[eppur_se_muova]

8. Wet blanket. nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

9. Sorry, my mind gets curious and then I have to share... . . .nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

10. Myself, I write it putZin

Lower case p because he is a low case of schmuck.

Upper case Z because of the Z cult that the Russian propaganda machine astroturfed the country with.

"putz" because he is one.

[struggle4progress]

13. Man of the road

[solara]

11. Maybe 'Putin' means....Putrescence?

Putrefaction? Puny? Puttock?

[UTUSN]

12. OOoo OOoo I know: p.o.s. - or ahole, something along those lines.

[Tickle]

14. Puny nt

[obamanut2012]

15. Fuckwad

[Dial H For Hero]

16. Man of Kleenex.