Does "kentucky" in Italian really mean w***e?

Question

lol I saw it on The Simpsons, is it true?

Answer 1

If you see "The Simpsons" as a source of knowledge, I won't be surprised if you'll find yourself in deep trouble someday...

Answer 2

I don't think so...I'm from KY and I'm not a w***e.... lol

Answer 3

no.. now give me my 2 points.

Answer 4

No

Answer 5

Not unless the nickname for Kentucky is "puttana".

Answer 6

Well it doesn't mean blue grass that's for sure.

Answer 7

I'm Italian and this is not true. Kentucky in Italian is the name of the U.S.A. state Kentucky. If you want to say w***e, you'll say "puttana", who is a very bad word to tell to someone. Another soft word which means w***e is "lucciola" but it's a dialect word beacuse in Italian it's also the name of an animal of the night.

Answer 8

Nopes.

Answer 9

Once saw a sign that read "WE KEN TUCKY YOU IN"

Points that way, but doesnt mean anything.  Except some hillbilly with a sense of humor posted the sign.

Answer 10

No; in Italian there are many words with that meaning or a similar one, but no one is even close to "Kentucky", even misspelled or spelled in some strange way...

Answer 11

w***e in italian is puttana

Answer 12

No sure..for w***e we use " Pu.tta.na" or "Tro.ia" (wife of pig)

Far from the word Kentucky...We love kentucky's whiskey..and tobacco..

Francis- Florence town- Italy

Answer 13

ddd

Answer 14

no dear, that's a joke.

Answer 15

no clue wild guess- no

Answer 16

Yes it does.

Answer 17

No.

Answer 18

Don't believe everything you see and/or hear on T.V....especially.....say, a CARTOON......lol

Answer 19

No. That is for sure not an Italian word.

Answer 20

No, Kentucky doesn't mean anything in Italian.