What does “гузица” mean in English?
This refers to the buttocks, specifically in a coarse or informal way. It's essentially the Serbian equivalent of 'arse.'
Literally “arse”
You might hear it in casual conversations or when someone is being cheeky. It's a bit lighter than some harsher English insults, often used jokingly rather than seriously.
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