These words are in fact slang and abusive words in the
Turkish language, and they are uttered for a curse or swear. So, the forewords
by me never try to bring them in your communication since you are aware of
their exact meanings and their usage, otherwise, the consequences are on
you.
So...
What are the Turkish Slang Words or Bad Words?
Turkish slang words refer to the abusive, offensive, and swear words in the Turkish language spoken by the native speakers in certain moods and situations. Some most common Turkish slang words are as follows:
1. Allah kahretsin (God damn you)
Literally means God damn you, Allah kahretsin is considered as the
curse among the Turkish people. Turkish people use this when they are really
pissed at someone/thing, they curse at someone or to swear one.
2. Domuz (Pig)
This is an abusive word used by the Turkish people to insult
or degrade someone as they refer to another as a pig.
3. Geber (Die)
In a literal sense, geber means die. This
Turkish slang is uttered in the sense of fuck off, fuck
you, etc. or to curse at someone.
4. Hayvan (Animal)
This offensive word is used to call someone beast or savage.
Turkish people usually spit this in an angry situation.
5. Hıyar (Cucumber)
Literally means cucumber (a vegetable), Hıyar is
used as an abusive word to call someone dickhead or cock.
In order to refer to cucumber, it requires the word salatalık to
be prefixed.
6. It (Dog)
This is an offensive word used to call someone a dog or
a beast.
7. Kes sesini (Shut up)
This is considered as the insulting one among Turkish people and it is used to stop one’s talk making him/her contempt. Kes sesini is usually used in a high anger mood.
Other related words in the same context include: Sus and Hişt
8. Mal (Idiot)
Literally means idiot, Mal is used in Turkish
to call someone foolish, goofy, or stupid. While it is not
unusual among close friends.
9. Manyak (Maniac)
This is an English word in its origin, has the exact
meaning: insane or widely disordered. Turkish people use it to
swear someone. Like Mal, Manyak is also used in a playful mood.
10. Orospu (Bitch)
Literally means bitch, it is a swear word used to utter
obscenity or profanity about someone just as it is used in English.
11. Orospu çocuğu (Son of a bitch)
Literally means son of a bitch, this is the slang that
has the exact use as the above one.
12. Piç (Bastard)
This is extreme slang which literally means bastard. Piç is
used to disdain and insult someone or the one who acts ridiculous. As its
meaning indicates, this offensive word also comes to address an illegitimate
offspring.
13. Siktir git (Fuck off)
This is one of the vulgar words used by Turkish people. Literally means go away, it is used to say fuck off, penis, twat, asshole, jerk off, motherfucker, etc. Turkish people also utter this in the sense of bullshit when they find something absurd or else.
14. Şerefsiz (Dishonest)
Şerefsiz is an offensive word uttered for a
dishonorable and disgraceful person. It is also used in an angry mood.
15. Terbiyesiz (Ill-mannered)
Literally means ill-mannered or brash, this
word is usually uttered in a playful way to tease your closest one, especially
your spouse. Also, it comes to addressing one who is rude.
Caution
Hopefully, you have found this article helpful, and it brought you closer to the argot expressions of the Turkish language. In the end, I would recall my above words that never use these Turkish words since you have learned about them.
Teşekkürler!!!
