What does “пиздюк” mean in English?
It's a very vulgar insult for a brat or a contemptible young person. Think of it as a harsh way to call someone a little shit.
This is typically used as a direct insult, similar to calling someone a brat or a little prick in English. While it can be used jokingly among friends, it's not a reliable term for friendly banter.
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Related Russian words
гандон
4/5 · Stronggandon
This is a derogatory term for a contemptible person, often used to insult someone's character. Literally, it translates to 'condom.'
еблан
4/5 · Strongyeblan
It's a very rude way to call someone an idiot or a jerk. Essentially, it’s an insult aimed at someone's intelligence or character.
хуило
5/5 · Extremekhuilo
It's a very harsh insult aimed at a contemptible person, often used to demean someone's character. It doesn't have a specific ethnic connotation, just a general sense of disdain.
мудак
4/5 · Strongmudak
It's a vulgar insult meaning 'asshole' or 'jerk.' It's specifically aimed at men, implying they're a real piece of work.
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