대가리

daegari

Korean

2/5 · Coarse

What does “대가리” mean in English?

This is a coarse term for a human head, often used in a derogatory sense. It's more neutral when referring to the heads of some animals.

Literally “head”

Romanised daegari
Sounds like “DEH-gah-ree”
Used as Coarse / informal
How it's used

You might hear it used similarly to calling someone a 'dickhead' in English, often aimed at someone in frustration or insult. It carries a casual tone and is mostly informal.

How strong is it? 2/5 · Coarse

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