jebati
What does “jebati” mean in English?
It means 'to fuck' and can be used both literally in a sexual context and figuratively to express frustration or anger.
Literally “fuck”
It's a strong verb similar to 'fuck' in English, used in various contexts, often as an exclamation or insult. You might hear it in heated arguments or casual conversations among friends.
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kurac
4/5 · StrongIt means 'dick' and is often used as an exclamation. In some contexts, it can also refer to someone acting foolishly or annoyingly.
jeben
3/5 · VulgarThis word is used to describe something as difficult, bad, or impressively good, depending on the context. Its literal translation is 'fucked.'
odjebi
4/5 · StrongThis means 'fuck off' and is used to strongly dismiss someone. It's a direct way of telling someone to get lost.
drkadžija
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