Charva

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑrvə/

Definitions of charva

noun a term used in Australian slang to refer to a person who is unkempt or poorly dressed

Example Sentences

A1 A charva is a type of slang term used in some regions.

A2 I saw a group of charvas hanging out at the park.

B1 The charva culture is often associated with a certain style of dress and behavior.

B2 Some people view charvas as a social group that is misunderstood by society.

C1 The term 'charva' has evolved over time and may have different meanings in various contexts.

C2 An in-depth study of charva subculture reveals complex social dynamics and identity formation.

Examples of charva in a Sentence

formal The charva was seen loitering outside the convenience store.

informal I heard that charva got into a fight at the park yesterday.

slang That charva is always causing trouble around here.

figurative The charva's attitude was as prickly as a cactus.

Grammatical Forms of charva

• past tense: charved
• plural: charvas
• comparative: more charva
• superlative: most charva
• present tense: charva
• future tense: will charva
• perfect tense: have charvaed
• continuous tense: is charvaing
• singular: charva
• positive degree: charva
• infinitive: to charva
• gerund: charving
• participle: charvaing

Origin and Evolution of charva

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English dialect (North East)

Story behind the word: The word 'charva' is believed to have originated in the North of England, particularly in Newcastle and surrounding areas.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a derogatory term to describe a young person, often associated with a lower socio-economic background. Over time, the term has evolved and is now used more casually to refer to a group of young people, regardless of social status.