What does “सूअर” mean in English?
This term literally means 'pig' and is used as an insult when aimed at a person, suggesting they are dirty or undesirable.
Literally “pig”
It's similar to calling someone a 'pig' in English, often used directly as an insult. The severity can increase in religious contexts, but it generally sits around a mild level of offense.
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Related Hindi words
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.
सुअर की औलाद
3/5 · Vulgarsuar ki aulaad
It means 'offspring of a pig' and is used as a strong insult, often targeting someone's family or lineage.
फट्टू
2/5 · Coarsephattu
This is an insult aimed at someone perceived as a coward. It's a casual term used in North India.
कमीना
3/5 · Vulgarkamina
It’s an insult used to describe someone as a scoundrel or a nasty person. Literally, it translates to 'mean person.'
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