What does “χέζω” mean in English?
It means to shit, used as a coarse bodily verb. It can also have figurative uses in phrases.
Literally “shit”
You might hear it used like 'to fuck up' or 'to be in a bad situation.' It's an everyday term in Greek, not particularly strong but still direct.
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Related Greek words
κλάνω
2/5 · Coarsekláno
This is the Greek word for 'fart', referring to the act of passing gas. It's a straightforward bodily function term without any additional connotation.
κουράδα
3/5 · Vulgarkouráda
This refers to a turd, used as a derogatory term for a person or situation. It conveys a strong negative sentiment.
μαλακίζομαι
3/5 · Vulgarmalakízomai
It means to masturbate or to behave foolishly. The context usually determines whether it's taken literally or figuratively.
σκατά
3/5 · Vulgarskatá
It means 'shit' and can be used to express frustration or disdain, similar to calling something rubbish. The singular form, σκατό, is also related but refers to 'a piece of shit.'
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