siktir git
What does “siktir git” mean in English?
This is a strong way to tell someone to fuck off or go away. It's a direct and hostile dismissal.
Literally “fuck off, go”
You'd use it as an insult aimed at someone, similar to telling someone to get lost in English. It's quite forceful and commonly used in Turkish.
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Related Turkish words
siktir
4/5 · StrongIt's a strong dismissal or exclamation similar to 'fuck off.'
siktir ol git
4/5 · StrongThis is a forceful way to tell someone to get lost, expressing strong hostility. It's a more intense version of simply saying 'go away.'
gavat
4/5 · StrongThis is a strong insult aimed at a contemptible man, implying he's weak or despicable. Its roots are sexual, relating to cuckoldry or pimping, but it's not used literally.
pezevenk
4/5 · StrongIt's a strong personal insult similar to calling someone a bastard or scoundrel. While it literally means 'pimp', it's often used in a non-literal sense to demean someone.
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