"Yokel" is an English slang term that appeared in the early 19th century, probably derived from dialectal words like "yoke," referring to rural laborers or peasants. It came to describe someone from the countryside who is naive, unsophisticated, or poorly educated, emphasizing a lack of urban polish or worldly knowledge. The term is often used in informal speech, literature, or media to contrast rural simplicity with city sophistication. It is mildly derogatory, implying backwardness or gullibility, but is generally not considered deeply offensive.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „yokel” po angielsku

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