Alex tells his story in Nadsat, a language exclusive to the teenagers of his town. Apart from the immediate address to the age group, the word Nadsat is also a suffix attached to the Russian numbers through eleven to nineteen, roughly equivalent to the English word 'teen'. Most of the words in Alex's vocabulary are based on Russian, French, German, Latin, Japanese and Gypsy language. Alex's linguistic proficiency isn't only limited in inventing words, but also in reviving older ones, like rozz from 'rozzer,' meaning a policeman, and cutter from the American slang term, "cut-money," which describes the practice of making change by cutting up coins with an ax. New terms in Nadsat are introduced by distributing alphabets in existing words(skorry