хуйня

khuynya

Russian

4/5 · Strong

What does “хуйня” mean in English?

This is a very vulgar term for nonsense or rubbish, often used to refer to something unspecified or worthless.

Romanised khuynya
Sounds like “hoo-YNYA”
Used as Coarse / informal
How it's used

It's similar to calling something 'bullshit' in English and can be used informally, sometimes not aimed directly at someone but rather expressing frustration or disdain.

How strong is it? 4/5 · Strong

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