sikmek
What does “sikmek” mean in English?
This is a very vulgar way to say 'to fuck.' It’s a direct reference to sexual intercourse, used in a crude context.
Literally “have sex”
It's used as a verb in Turkish, similar to how 'fuck' is used in English, often as an exclamation or directed at someone in anger or frustration. It's quite strong and definitely not for polite conversation.
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Related Turkish words
sikertmek
4/5 · StrongThis means to screw up or ruin something for someone, essentially to fuck them over. The exact meaning can vary based on the context in which it's used.
sik
4/5 · StrongThis is a very vulgar term for 'penis' and can also function as a verb. It's not used in polite conversation.
domalmak
3/5 · VulgarThis means 'bend over' and can refer to a vulgar sexual position or be used as a degrading command. It's not always abusive, but context matters.
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.
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