kokot
What does “kokot” mean in English?
This is a vulgar term for an idiot or an arsehole, often used as an insult. Literally, it translates to 'penis.'
Literally “penis”
It's commonly directed at someone in a derogatory manner, similar to calling someone a 'dick' in English. The tone is aggressive, and it's quite strong compared to other insults.
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Related Czech words
kokotina
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to stupidity, nonsense, or a foolish act. It's derived from the word 'kokot,' which is a vulgar term for a cock or dick.
píčus
4/5 · StrongIt's a strong insult used to call someone a fool or idiot. It's related to the word for 'cunt' in Czech, adding a layer of offense.
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.'
hajzl
3/5 · VulgarIt's a nasty insult for someone unpleasant or despicable. Literally, it refers to a toilet, which adds to its derogatory tone.
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