bvítméni

Bvítméni is a term that appears in certain fictional contexts, notably within the science fiction novel "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess and its film adaptation. In this context, "bvítméni" is a slang term derived from the Russian word for "vitamins." It refers to a drug, often administered in liquid form, that is used to pacify or tranquilize individuals.

The protagonist of "A Clockwork Orange," Alex, and his "droogs" consume bvítméni as a means to enhance their energy and to prepare for their nocturnal activities, which often involve violence and mayhem. The drug is depicted as a potent stimulant, contributing to their heightened aggression and their subsequent ability to engage in destructive behavior. The use of bvítméni underscores the themes of addiction, control, and the artificial manipulation of behavior that are central to the narrative of "A Clockwork Orange." The term itself, with its Russian root, contributes to the unique argot, "Nadsat," that Burgess created for the novel, blending English with Slavic influences.