derogatory russian

• мо́рда

  muzzle, snout

  (colloquial, derogatory) face of a person/mug

• ро́жа

  (derogatory) face, mug

• подле́ц

  (derogatory) wretch, scoundrel, rascal

• чу́рка

  chock

  log of wood

  Middle Eastern people (derogatory)

• абре́к

  Abrek (Caucasian irregular warrior), partisan etc.

  (derogatory) Caucasian native

• ка́ркать

  (derogatory) to prophesy ill, to be a prophet of doom, tempt, fate

  to caw (such as crow)

• хохо́л

  tuft (topknot, quiff), crest

  Ukrainian (derogatory)

• зе́нки

  eyes (derogatory), peepers, opticals

• старуше́нция

  old woman (colloquial, often derogatory or familiar), old hag, old biddy

• наро́дишко

  little people, common folk (derogatory), rabble, riff-raff

• солдафо́н

  soldier (derogatory)

• ба́бство

  womanhood (often derogatory), female company, womanishness

• басурма́нка

  infidel woman, heathen woman, Muslim woman (derogatory, archaic)

• бульба́ш

  Bulbash (derogatory term for a Belarusian), potato-eater

• буржу́ин

  bourgeois, capitalist (derogatory), fat cat (informal, derogatory)

• евре́йчик

  little Jew, Jew-boy (often derogatory)

• жидови́н

  Jew (archaic, derogatory, offensive)

• гой

  gentile, non-Jew, goy (derogatory)

• жидо́вствовать

  to act like a kike (derogatory, antisemitic), to behave in a stereotypical, pejorative 'Jewish' manner (implying greed, cunning, or manipulation)

• ментя́ра

  cop, pig, flic (derogatory)

• педерасти́ческий

  pederastic, homosexual (derogatory)

• совде́п

  Soviet Union (derogatory), Soviet regime (derogatory), Soviet times (derogatory), Soviet-era mentality (derogatory)

• хохлу́шка

  Ukrainian (derogatory)

• укр

  Ukrainian (derogatory)

  Member of a north-eastern European tribe

• ганс

  Hans (first name)

  a German person (derogatory)

• Хохля́ндия

  Ukraine (derogatory)

• хач

  wog (derogatory slur for a person from the Caucasus or Central Asia)

• пиндо́сский

  American (derogatory), Pindos (derogatory)

• Пиндо́сия

  Pindosia (derogatory, informal term for the USA), the States (derogatory)

• моска́льский

  Muscovite (derogatory), of Moscow (derogatory)

• дискредити́рующий

  discrediting, compromising, disparaging, derogatory

• умаля́ющий

  diminishing, belittling, detracting, derogatory

Examples

• На те́ннисных фо́румах тех, кто слепо боле́ет за своего́ люби́мца, смотря притом свысока на его или её сопе́рников, обычно уничижи́тельно называ́ют "глорами". Разумеется, вовсе не ре́дкость, когда э́ти же лю́ди клеймя́т э́тим словом боле́льщиков игроко́в, кото́рые им не нра́вятся.On tennis forums, those who blindly support their favourite player while looking down on his or her opponents are commonly given the derogatory nickname "tards". Of course, a lot of times these same people use the word to refer to anyone supporting the players they don't like.
• Её пренебрежи́тельные замеча́ния в а́дрес своего́ нача́льника сто́или ей рабо́ты.Her derogatory remarks towards her boss caused her to lose her job.