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замутить (zamutit)

za-moo-TEETverbInformal

A Russian slang term. Browse all Russian slang.

What it means

  1. To get something going with someone — to start a relationship, usually a casual one. замутить с кем-то, and the noun мутки for the resulting entanglement.

  2. Also entirely non-romantic: замутить бизнес, замутить вечеринку — to set something up, organise it, get it off the ground. The shared idea is starting something informally and slightly opportunistically.

Examples with translations

  • Они на работе замутили, все знают.

    They got together at work — everyone knows.

  • Давай замутим что-нибудь на выходные.

    Let's put something together for the weekend.

Where it comes from

From мутить 'to stir up, to make cloudy'. The cloudiness is the point — a замут is something set up informally, outside proper channels, and the romantic sense inherits that deliberate vagueness.

Other forms

Romanised as:
zamutit