What does “कमीना” mean in English?
It’s an insult used to describe someone as a scoundrel or a nasty person. Literally, it translates to 'mean person.'
Literally “mean person”
You’d use it directly at someone in a confrontational way, similar to calling someone a 'bastard' in English. It's moderately strong and can be inflected, like 'kamine,' when addressing someone.
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Related Hindi words
हरामज़ादा
3/5 · Vulgarharamzaada
It's an insult that compares someone to a bastard or scoundrel, implying they're morally corrupt or despicable. The literal translation refers to being born out of wedlock, which adds a layer of personal attack.
हरामी
3/5 · Vulgarharami
It's an insult aimed at someone, calling them a bastard or a scoundrel. The literal meaning refers to an illegitimate person, which carries a stigma.
कुत्ता
3/5 · Vulgarkutta
It means 'dog' in a literal sense, but as an insult, it refers to a contemptible person. It's a way to demean someone, suggesting they are lowly or base.
कुत्ते की औलाद
3/5 · Vulgarkutte ki aulaad
This is a strong personal insult, essentially calling someone the offspring of a dog. It implies a deep disrespect towards the person's lineage or character.
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