срать

srat

Russian

3/5 · Vulgar

What does “срать” mean in English?

This means to shit, used as a vulgar verb in everyday language. It literally translates to 'defecate.'

Literally “defecate”

Romanised srat
Sounds like “srat”
Used as Verb
How it's used

It's similar to saying 'shit' in English and can be used both literally and in dismissive phrases. The tone is casual and often derogatory, fitting into informal conversations.

How strong is it? 3/5 · Vulgar

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