idióta
What does “idióta” mean in English?
This is a directed insult for someone perceived as stupid. It translates directly to 'idiot.'
Literally “idiot”
It's used similarly to how English speakers would call someone an 'idiot' or 'fool.' The tone is disparaging, aimed directly at a person rather than used as an exclamation.
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