wkurwiać
What does “wkurwiać” mean in English?
It means to seriously annoy or piss someone off.
It's similar to saying 'piss off' in English, often used in informal contexts to express frustration or anger towards someone.
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Related Polish words
podkurwiać
4/5 · StrongIt means to annoy or irritate someone, often in a persistent way.
nakurwiać
4/5 · StrongIt means to do something intensely or repeatedly, like working hard or making noise. The context will clarify what action is being referred to.
kurwidołek
3/5 · VulgarIt's a derogatory term for a shabby or disreputable place, suggesting it's run-down or undesirable.
chujnia
4/5 · StrongIt refers to a terrible situation or something that is worthless. It's a strong way to express disdain for something disappointing.
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