átkúr

Hungarian

4/5 · Strong

What does “átkúr” mean in English?

It means to cheat or deceive someone, often in a sneaky or underhanded way.

Sounds like “aat-KOOR”
Used as Verb
How it's used

You might encounter it in situations where someone is being called out for dishonesty, similar to saying 'to screw over' someone in English. It's quite strong and carries a sense of betrayal.

How strong is it? 4/5 · Strong

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