prdět
What does “prdět” mean in English?
It means to fart, referring to the act of passing gas. It can also be used in a dismissive way in idiomatic expressions.
Literally “fart”
It's a casual verb, similar to the English 'to fart,' used in light-hearted or informal contexts. It's not particularly strong, so it's more of a playful or cheeky term.
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