chuj
What does “chuj” mean in English?
This is a vulgar term for 'dick' used as an insult. It's often aimed at someone's intelligence or character rather than just their anatomy.
Literally “dick”
You might hear it thrown around in a heated argument or as a direct insult, similar to calling someone a 'dickhead' in English. It's particularly common in the northeastern regions of the Czech Republic.
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mrdka
4/5 · StrongThis refers to semen and is also used as a strong insult. It's a nasty way to call someone worthless or contemptible.
šulin
3/5 · VulgarThis is a vulgar term for 'dick' and can be used as a personal insult. It's a crude way to refer to someone in a derogatory manner.
čurák
4/5 · StrongThis is a vulgar term for 'penis' but is often used as an insult, akin to calling someone a 'dick' or 'arsehole.'
jebat
4/5 · StrongIt means to fuck, both in a literal sexual sense and as a dismissive term for doing something poorly. It's a strong expression in Czech, often used to convey frustration or disdain.
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