گه
goh
The Dari word for poop is گه (goh).
گه is used as a noun to refer to feces.
Meaning: feces (noun)
How do you pronounce it?
goh
Did you know?
- The Dari word گه is a distant relative of the English word 'cow' through their shared Proto-Indo-European roots.
- Using گه in a formal setting is considered significantly more vulgar than the equivalent English word 'poop', often crossing into the territory of a swear word.
- In Dari, the word گه is often used in colorful idioms to describe something of no value or a situation that has gone completely wrong.
Examples in context
- گه در ظرف است.gah dar zarf ast.The poop is in the container.
- او گه را پاک کرد.oo gah ra pak kard.He cleaned up the poop.
Example conversation
Ali and Sara are cleaning the backyard.
- علی Aliسارا، اینجا گه هست.Sara, inja gah ast.Sara, there is poop here.
- سارا Saraکجا؟ من نمیبینم.Kuja? Man namibinam.Where? I don't see it.
- علی Aliزیر درخت است.Zir-e derakht ast.It is under the tree.
- سارا Saraباشه، من آن را پاک میکنم.Basha, man an ra pak mikunam.Okay, I will clean it up.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries گه, CC BY-SA 4.0.
