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बहनचोद
#1
Bahanchod
Motherfucker
When directed towards someone it can be an offensive insult to express anger, frustration, or annoyance. It refers to someone’s sister in a derogatory and sexual manner. Similar to the usage of “motherfucker” in English. Literal Translation: Sister fucker
साला
#2
Saala
Bastard / Brother-in-law
A colloquial term that typically implies a derogatory remark about the person's character or behaviour. The reason why it can offend or piss someone off is because you are essentially saying that you are in a sexual relationship with said person’s sister. So you are bragging or taunting that person about their sister by calling them your “brother-in-law”. Literal Translation: Brother-in-law
चूतिया
#3
Chutiya
Idiot / Asshole / Cunt
A vulgar insult used to offend someone by implying that they are stupid, foolish, or worthless. Similar to calling someone an “idiot” or an “asshole” just way more offensive. Literal Translation: Cunt
गांड मर्रा
#4
Gaand marra
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Go fuck yourslef / Go to hell
A common way to tell someone to essential “go fuck yourself” or “go to hell”. It can be used in a joking or serious situation depending on the speaker's tone of voice. Literal Translation: Ass fucker
मादरचोद
#5
Madarchod
Son of a bitch / Motherfucker
An offensive term used to insult someone by referencing their mother in a derogatory manner. Similar to calling someone a “son of a bitch” or “motherfucker”. Literal Translation: Motherfucker
गांडू
#6
Gaandoo
Stupid / Shitty
A slang word used to describe someone or something as foolish, stupid, or bad quality. Similar words in English could be “idiot,” “stupid,” or “shitty”. However it can also be considered as offensive as it suggests that someone is gay or homosexual. Overall this word is used more light-heartedly and in joking contexts among friends. Literal Translation: Buttocks
रंडी का बच्चा
#7
Randee ka bachcha
Son of a bitch / Piece of shit
Usually used in moments of anger to express disdain towards someone by calling their mom a prostitute. Similar to calling someone a “son of a bitch” or “piece of shit” in English. Literal Translation: Son of a whore
कुत्ता
#8
Kutta
Dumbass / Idiot
A very common insult to criticise someone’s behaviour or intelligence as you are referring to them as an animal. Similar to calling someone an “Idiot” or “Dumbass”. However in normal conversation it is literally used to refer to a dog. Literal Translation: Dog
लौड़ा
#9
Lora
Dick / Jerk
A colloquial term that refers to the male genitalia, specifically the penis. It is very similar to calling someone a “dick” or “jerk” in English implying that they are rude, disrespectful, or obnoxious. Literal Translation: Penis / Dick
फुदी / चूत
#10
Phudee / Choot
Pussy / Wimp
Two vulgar and offensive slang terms for the female vagina. However these words can also be used colloquially to describe someone is cowardly or weak, similar to calling someone a “pussy” or a “wimp” in English. Literal Translation: Vagina / Pussy
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साँप
#1
Saanp
Cheated on / Fucked over
A slang term used to describe someone as deceptive or untrustworthy. It is used when someone has betrayed you, cheated on you, or just “fucked you over” in general. Literal Translation: Snake
बेदू / बिडू
#2
Bedoo / Bidoo
Dude / Buddy
Two colloquial terms used to refer to someone in a friendly or casual manner. It’s similar to calling a friend or close pear “dude” or “buddy” in English. It’s used in a lighter and more friendly manner than the word “भाई” (bhai) is. Which is used in closer relationships and can even be used to show respect in some contexts. Literal Translation: boy / fella
मुझे घंटा फर्क नहीं पड़ता
#3
Mujhe ghanta phark nahin padata
I don’t give a damn
A common slang phrase to express indifference or to dismiss something as unimportant. Similar English phrases may be “I don’t give a damn” or “Don’t make a difference to me”. Literal Translation: To me, the clock doesn’t make a difference
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सीधी बात करो घुमाओ मत
#4
Seedhee baat karo ghumao mat
Get to the point
A colloquial phrase to tell someone to stop procrastinating or to stop wasting your time by talking about irrelevant stuff. Similar to saying “cut to the chase” or “get to the point” in English. Literal Translation: Talk straight, don’t beat around the bush
रोकड़ा
#5
Rokada
Cash / Racks
A slang word used to refer to an amount of money. Usually used when talking about paying for something in cash. Similar to referring to money as “racks,” “stacks,” or “cash” in English. Literal Translation: Fragment
वाट लग गयी
#6
Vaat lag gayee
You’re screwed now
A colloquial phrase in India to mean that something went wrong or that a problem has arisen. However it is more suggestive that someone has messed something up. Similar to saying “you’re in deep shit” or “you’re fucked now” in English. Literal Translation: The wheel got stuck
चिकनी / पटाखा
#7
Chikanee / Pataakha
Chick / Baddie
Two colloquial slangs used to describe someone who is attractive, particularly a woman. "चिकनी" (chikanee) suggests smoothness or attractiveness and is more prominent in the East of India. While "पटाखा" (pataakha) implies a striking or explosive beauty and is more commonly used in the North of India. Literal Translation: Smooth / Firecracker
मस्त
#8
Mast
Great / Awesome / Chillin
A colloquial word used to describe something that you are very drawn towards as excellent or amazing. It can also be used as a response to the question “how are you doing?” to give a similar idea of “I’m feeling good” or “I feel great”. It is said in that context, to express that you are in a state of happiness or contentment similar to being high or drunk but without directly implying that you have taken any substances. In other words you’re simply just “chillin”. Literal Translation: Great
वहाँ गाँड मरवाने जा रहा है
#9
Vahaan gaand maravaane ja raha hai
What the fuck are you doing?
A vulgar yet commonly used colloquial phrase phrase to rudely address someone in two different ways. Either to ask “where the fuck are you going?” when they are heading somewhere that you are not. Or to ask “what the fuck are you doing” when they are messing or screwing things up. Literal Translation: You’re going to get fucked in the ass there