Gorko

Gorko is a term used in multiple contexts and languages, and its meaning depends on usage. In several Slavic languages, the root word gork- means bitter. In Russian, горько (gorko) is an adverb meaning "bitterly" and is commonly heard in wedding toasts where guests shout "Gorko!" to encourage the newlyweds to kiss. The word also appears in other languages with similar meaning and use.

As a proper noun, Gorko can function as a surname or given name in Slavic-speaking countries and among communities with Slavic heritage. The name appears in various local records and media, though it is not among the most common names.

Geographically, there are locations that bear the name Gorko or are transliterated as Gorko in different countries, typically small towns or villages.

In arts and media, Gorko can be used as a title for works or as a fictional character name. It also appears in branding and commerce as a product or company name in some markets.

Because Gorko lacks a single, primary topic, readers are advised to use contextual clues to determine which sense is intended. Related terms include Gorky and Gorgo.