sufferd
What does “sufferd” mean in English?
It means 'silly fool' and is often used in a lighthearted way.
Similar to calling someone a 'dumbass' or 'twit' in English, it's informal and can be teasing rather than harsh.
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Related Dutch words
dombo
1/5 · MildIt means a dumb person or fool. It's a bit of a childish insult.
klojo
2/5 · CoarseIt means fool or idiot, referring to someone who is being foolish or silly. It's a milder insult compared to other Dutch terms.
lulhannes
3/5 · VulgarThis refers to a bumbling fool or someone who acts foolishly. It's a derogatory term aimed at someone's lack of intelligence or competence.
bedonderen
2/5 · CoarseTo cheat or deceive someone. It's often used in a context of informal reproach.
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