What does “ебало” mean in English?
This is a very coarse term for someone's face or mouth, often used to insult someone directly. It carries a strong negative connotation.
Literally “face/mouth”
It's similar to calling someone a 'face' or 'mouth' in a derogatory way in English, often used in commands or aggressive contexts. Expect it to be quite offensive and confrontational.
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гандон
4/5 · Stronggandon
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4/5 · Stronggovnoyed
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еблан
4/5 · Strongyeblan
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завали ебало
5/5 · Extremezavali yebalo
This is an extremely rude way to tell someone to shut up. Literally, it translates to 'shut the face.'
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