How to Say “Poop” in Jamaican

kaka
The Jamaican word for poop is kaka.
kaka is used as a noun to refer to feces.
Meaning: feces (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word kaka is a loanword from West African languages, which reflects the influence of the Akan people on Jamaican Patois.
  • In Jamaica, you might hear someone say they need to 'go a bush' instead of using a vulgar word for defecating. This phrase is a common euphemism for going into the wild or nature to relieve oneself.
  • In some contexts, calling someone a kaka is a way to call them a worthless or useless person.

Examples in context

  • Di dog lef' some kaka pon di lawn.
    The dog left some poop on the lawn.
  • Mi see some kaka pon di road.
    I saw some poop on the road.
  • Clean up di kaka weh di cat mek.
    Clean up the poop that the cat made.

Example conversation

Latoya and Kevon are cleaning the backyard together.

  1. Latoya

    Kevon, look pon di grass!
    Kevon, look on the grass!
  2. Kevon

    Wah happen, Latoya?
    What happened, Latoya?
  3. Latoya

    Di dog leave some kaka right here.
    The dog left some poop right here.
  4. Kevon

    Mi will get di bag and clean it.
    I will get the bag and clean it.
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