barbarské
The term "barbarské" is the Slovak word for "barbarian." Historically, the concept of "barbarian" was used by ancient Greeks and Romans to refer to peoples perceived as uncivilized or foreign. These groups often spoke languages other than Greek or Latin and did not adhere to the customs and political structures of the classical civilizations. The label was subjective and often employed to legitimize conquest or to create a dichotomy between the "civilized" and the "other."
In modern usage, the term "barbaric" can describe actions or behaviors that are seen as cruel, brutal,