What does “говно собачье” mean in English?
This is a dismissive way to call something worthless, essentially saying it's as bad as dog shit. It can also be used literally to refer to actual dog feces.
Literally “dog shit”
It's similar to calling something 'bullshit' in English and is typically used as an insult directed at a person or situation. The tone is quite direct and can be considered moderately offensive.
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Related Russian words
говнище
3/5 · Vulgargovnishche
It means something really awful or terrible, often used for emphasis. Literally, it translates to 'big shit.'
дерьмо
3/5 · Vulgardermo
This means 'shit' or 'crap', and can also refer to something worthless. It's used in both literal and figurative contexts.
дерьмовый
3/5 · Vulgardermovy
It describes something as bad, lousy, or worthless. The literal translation relates to the quality of being 'shitty.'
засрать
3/5 · Vulgarzasrat
It means to dirty or spoil something, often in a messy way. Literally, it translates to 'cover in shit.'
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