götlalesi
What does “götlalesi” mean in English?
This is a humorous insult for someone considered foolish. It literally translates to 'arse tulip,' which adds a playful twist to the insult.
Literally “arse tulip”
It's used directly to insult someone, similar to calling someone a 'dumbass' in English. The tone is light-hearted but still offensive, making it a fixed part of Turkish slang.
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Related Turkish words
götlek
4/5 · StrongThis is a vulgar personal insult similar to calling someone an 'arsehole.'
sikimsonik
3/5 · VulgarThis is a vulgar, humorous way to describe something as absurd or nonsensical.
amcık hoşafı
4/5 · StrongIt's a derogatory term for a contemptible fool. The literal translation, 'cunt compote,' adds a layer of absurdity to the insult.
dalyarak
4/5 · StrongIt's a vulgar insult used to call someone a fool or a dickhead. The literal translation, 'branch penis,' isn't used literally but rather as a creative way to insult someone's intelligence.
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