Zhoubný

Zhoubný is a term that originates from the Czech language, where it is used to describe a person who is extremely talkative or chatty. The term is derived from the verb "zhoubnit," which means "to bore" or "to irritate." Therefore, a zhoubný person is often seen as someone who is overly verbose, repetitive, or who speaks in a way that is perceived as annoying or tiresome by others. This behavior can sometimes be unintentional, as the person may simply have a lot to say or may be enthusiastic about a topic. However, it can also be a deliberate strategy to gain attention or to dominate a conversation. In social settings, being zhoubný can lead to discomfort or irritation among listeners, and it is often considered poor etiquette.