Polish Swear Words

what does piefeh and fiuito mean i think that is how it is spelt cant find it in dictionary

what the heck does nitza jabda mean? my frineds say it and they wont tell em it drives me crazy

how do u spell Zihybitchsta (supposed to be mean f'ing awesome) thanks

Zajebiście

Hmm...."Kurwa" ..it's a woman of a light morals :D

anyone know what caddish is?

i have a polish guy at work and i would like to know how tell him he is a fcuking dickhead or a prick can anyone help.

There are many people of Polish decent in the area of southeast Texas where I used to live and one of them told me that a word which sounded to me like "gwuvna" was polish for "****" and the term "yash vishi" meant "which way does it hang?". Any truth to that?

A Jewish prayer, but it's spelled with a "k", and it's not swearing. ;)


fiut = dick.

no idea what "piefeh" could be though.

What does the 'macz' mean in 'kurwa macz'? Is it 'macz' or 'mac'?

I once jokingly said 'krowa macz' and everyone seems to find this highly amusing.

not sure what it means alone.. but together they mean something like 'son of a *****', but a bit stronger I think. sorrry that was a female dog word.

Does "dupa" only translate to a*s or can it have a more mild meaning too (like butt)? Would "you bet your dupa I'm Polish" be considered vulgar or just funny?

..I'd say, just funny.

It depends in what context you use the word, it can be funny or insulting.


It is mać. It's a archaic word for a mother, so no - it's not a good word all together.

To the person who wrote that polish people dont swear at much as americans do

if you hang around the younger children all they do is say after every word is kurwa or ja pierdole etc. Also with my parents my mother when shes telling a story all she does is swear but as soon as my brothers or i swear in front of her its the end of the world

so actually in poland its more common then it is for polish americans to swear in our native language


eurola is right you can say im going to kick your "dupa" or like a child would say i fell on my "dupa" not to be interpreted as ass just as like whoops i fell on my butt :]

you Polish are so sweet people.
you just don't know how to swear.
i can show you how...

nobody wants a lesson???

Go for it I know swear words in many languages but not in Croatian :)

Dabogda te mama u chevapu prepoznala!
God give your mother to recognize you in a sausage!

this one's popular

gloop si ko tursky kooratz -this is english proununcation
- you are as stupid as
a Turkish dick

shoopchino! - you *******!

yebo ti kogn krwavim kurtzem sestru na maychinom grobu
- a horse with the bloody dick
fucks your sister on
the mothers grave

ultimate swear,only for neighbours...

i suppose this is family forum...
shoopcino means a90ssssshole

Jebem ti sve po spisku- I **** you everything by the list.then you read a list...longer-better.

i have to say im dating a polish guy, and i am around polish all the time...they say kurwa literally all the time!!!!

yes that is absolutly right!
My grandmother said that to me all the time.

Somebody was encouraging me to shout "Bartek świrus" or something like that (I'm guessing the spelling). I refused because Bartek is a friend, and I'm fairly sure this is something rude. We often swear at eachother for fun, but only if we know what we are saying.

i had a note sent to me that i think is rude ! can anyone translate please

pierdol sie prossze

i think that is it but writing unclear

thanks

go f... yourself, please

It is rude then. I should really call the police then. Thanks

rather kick someone's ass... :)

At least they used please, which I would consider a rather polite way of telling someone to go f*ck themselves :)

maybe so but under british law saying that is common assault and wrting it down makes it actual assault which carries a higher punishment i think

dude, calling the police because someone told you sth impolite? Sorry, but I have no words to say how does it sound... weird at least.

I'm just curious... question to the people who are reading this - how do you deal with similar things in your country? Poland - I would never though that someone can call the police in similar case. I don't wanna judge anyone, I'm really curious how it is in UK, USA and any other countries.

well last year when I was walking on the pavement a twat driving past mounted the pavement and ran into me, I called him lots of names and swore at him a lot ,and the policeman who drove me home after the accident said I was justified in swearing at him.

I have never known anyone get arrested just for swearing,

this phrase is very funny in Polish language

" mala jest twoja pala" means "his cock is very small :)

your, not his (twoj/twoja/twoje - your)