There are a lot of unfamiliar words in the Russian language. Especially for a cultured person who communicates not with gopniks, but with intelligent people and is far from slang expressions. Nevertheless, you need to know what an opponent who uses slang words means. At least in order to have time to prepare for the exit of aggression. Or adequately respond to a verbal attack. In particular, you need to imagine what a “chuvir” is: is it a compliment, a statement of fact or an insult? Indeed, in each scenario, the reaction should be appropriate.
Chuvyrla is a “hitting”
The most common perception of the word is clearly colored in a negative connotation. In the end, its very sound warps the ear, so that instinctively every person perceives the term with rejection. And rightly so: according to the most common interpretation, a chuvirla is a dismissive characteristic denoting a terrible female person. Sometimes it means not only an ugly appearance, but also general sloppiness or awkward behavior, which constantly puts the nickname-holder in a stupid position.
So if you were called a man, this is an occasion to think about your appearance and communication style. Or make sure that the common man treats you extremely badly and tries to offend your pride in any way accessible to him.
Positive interpretation
From time to time, amateur philologists try to give an optimistic color to the word "chuvirla". The value changes dramatically, and I really want to believe the arguments. There is a version that Chuvyrla is an abbreviation for the phrase "You are a wonderful girl." The initial syllable is taken from the first word, the second is included in the term completely, the last 3 letters come off the third.
There is another suggestion: the abbreviation is made up of the first syllables of the words “wonderful” and “outstanding”, then the first letters come from “rare” and “beloved”, the letter “A” is added to indicate female affiliation.
However, such linguistic "research" can be regarded more likely as a proposal to ignore brawlers. Unaesthetic sound continues to give the word a derogatory color.
