"Papisher" is an English slang term that appeared in the 17th or 18th century as a derogatory label for Roman Catholics. It derives from "Pope," the head of the Catholic Church, with the suffix "-isher" added to create an insult. The term was often used in Protestant-majority countries to criticize, mock, or demean Catholics, especially during periods of religious conflict. It is clearly derogatory, targeting religious identity, and is not neutral or reclaimed.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „papisher” po angielsku

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