How to Say “Bum” in Maltese

warrani
The Maltese word for bum is warrani.
The term refers to the buttocks.
Meaning: informal: butt(ocks) specifically (noun)

Did you know?

  • Because it translates to 'behind', using warrani can sometimes be ambiguous in a sentence, referring to a physical location rather than a person's anatomy.
  • If you tell a Maltese doctor you have a pain in the warrani, they will understand you are describing a rectal or gluteal issue rather than a spinal one.
  • The term is frequently used in informal settings among friends, but using it in a medical or formal setting would be seen as strangely imprecise.

Example conversation

Elena and Kurt are trying out new furniture at a store.

  1. Elena

    Kurt, immidu dan is-softmax.
    Kurt, try this sofa.
  2. Kurt

    Huwa iebsa wisq għal warrani.
    It is too hard for my bum.
  3. Elena

    Mhux qed tżombar?
    Isn't it comfortable?
  4. Kurt

    Le, warrani qed iwejjaq.
    No, my bum is getting sore.
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