ни хуя

ni khuya

Russian

5/5 · Extreme

What does “ни хуя” mean in English?

This phrase is used to express 'nothing' or to emphasize a negation, often in a very forceful way. It’s extremely vulgar and can convey surprise or intensity depending on the context.

Romanised ni khuya
Sounds like “nee KOO-yah”
Used as Coarse / informal
How it's used

It functions similarly to saying 'not a fucking thing' in English, often used in informal or coarse situations. The tone can be aggressive or incredulous, making it quite strong compared to more standard expressions.

How strong is it? 5/5 · Extreme

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