يا ابن الحرام

Arabic · dialect-dependent; see usage_notes

3/5 · Vulgar

Romanisation ya ibn al-haram

What it means

Insult comparable to bastard.

Literally “son of the forbidden”. Short editorial gloss; not an etymological claim.

Pronunciation Heard as “ya ib nil ha raam”

English spellings approximate sounds and omit some contrasts. Use as retrieval hints, not authoritative pronunciation.

Used as Directed insult
How it's used

Abusive parentage expression.

How strong is it? 3/5 · Vulgar

Abusive parentage expression. Ratings are contextual editorial estimates, not calibrated probabilities.

Related Arabic words

Featured in