kaki
The English word poop is translated into Bosnian as kaki.
The term is used to refer to feces.
Meaning: feces (noun)
Which one should you use?
The noun kaki is the default, while kakiti is a verb used to describe the act of defecating. For more clinical or formal contexts, specific terms like Stolica or Defekacija are used instead.
Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?
If you need to be formal, use Stolica to refer to a stool or Defekacija to refer to the act of defecation. For a childish or colloquial way to describe the action, use the verb kakiti. On the other end of the spectrum, Govna is common slang.
Related words
How does it change in a sentence?
The verb kakiti is the infinitive form used to describe the act of defecating in a childish or colloquial manner. Other forms of this verb include какити and какати.
Did you know?
- If you are in a Bosnian pharmacy and ask for kaki, the pharmacist might offer you a banana or a persimmon instead of medication.
- The clinical term for stool stolica is the exact same word used for a 'chair' in Bosnian.
- The slang term govna is far more aggressive than the English word 'poop' and is frequently used as a profanity to describe people.
Examples in context
- Liječnik je spomenuo da proučava stolicu pacijenata.The doctor mentioned studying the patients' stools.
Example conversation
Emir and Amra are cleaning up after their puppy.
- EmirAmra, vidi, pas je napravio kaki.Amra, look, the dog made a poop.
- AmraGdje je ta prljavština?Where is that mess?
- EmirTamo kod vrata, ovaj kaki je svuda.There by the door, this poop is everywhere.
- AmraDaj mi maramice da to očistim.Give me the wipes so I can clean it.
