hajzl
What does “hajzl” mean in English?
It's a nasty insult for someone unpleasant or despicable. Literally, it refers to a toilet, which adds to its derogatory tone.
Literally “toilet”
You'd use it like calling someone a 'piece of shit' in English, aimed directly at someone to express contempt. It's commonly used in informal settings.
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