How to Say “Poop” in Swedish

bajs
/bajs/
The Swedish word for poop is bajs.
bajs is a noun referring to feces. It is commonly used when speaking to or about children, or in a lighthearted, non-vulgar way among adults.
Meaning: feces (noun)

Which one should you use?

While bajs is childish, skit is a more common, slightly more vulgar informal term for feces. You may also use bajsbit to refer specifically to a little piece of poop.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

bajs is an informal and childish word. For a more vulgar informal term, speakers use skit.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

To express the action of pooping, use the verb bajsa. This verb changes based on the tense: bajsar is the present tense, bajsade is the past tense and bajsat is the supine form used with auxiliary verbs.

How do you pronounce it?

/bajs/

Did you know?

  • The word skit is used in the phrase skitbra, which combines a vulgar word for poop with 'good' to mean 'extremely good'.
  • Swedish speakers use skit in common idioms like skit i det, which literally means 'poop in it' but actually means 'forget about it' or 'ignore it'.
  • The phrase fy baj is a traditional reprimand used by and for small children to express disgust.

Examples in context

  • hundbajs
    Dog poop
    This shows how to combine the word with an animal to say dog poop.
  • fågelbajs
    Bird poop
    This shows how to combine the word with an animal to say bird poop.
  • Du luktar bajs
    You smell like poop
    This demonstrates using the word in a sentence to say someone smells like poop.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two children are walking in a park.

  1. Karl

    Oj, se där! En bajs!
    Oh, look there! A poop!
  2. Alice

    Åh nej, Karl, den är jättestor.
    Oh no, Karl, it is really big.
  3. Karl

    Ska vi gå runt den?
    Should we walk around it?
  4. Alice

    Ja, vi vill inte kliva i bajs.
    Yes, we don't want to step in poop.

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