"Drunkard" is an English term dating back to the Middle Ages, derived from "drunk" with the suffix "-ard," which indicates someone characterized by a particular quality or habit. It specifically refers to a person who drinks alcohol excessively or habitually. The term appears in literature, moral texts, and everyday speech, often in religious or social critique. It is derogatory, highlighting vice or weakness, but is generally considered formal or old-fashioned rather than highly offensive.

What is the origin of the term "drunkard" and how is it used?

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „drunkard” po angielsku

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