In Ukrainian, the word “cyka” (цука) is a crude insult, roughly translating to “bitch” in English. It is a borrowed vulgarity from Russian (сука, pronounced the same way), which is widely used in both languages as an offensive term.
However, in Ukrainian slang, it’s less commonly used compared to Russian but still understood, especially in contexts of swearing or heated arguments. If you’re referring to battlefield slang or casual usage, it’s typically part of expletive phrases rather than standalone speech.