Popular Cuss Words From Around Nagaland
Slang is a type of language consisting of words and phrases which are more common in speech than in writing. We Nagas love cussing sarcastically to our way to glory and there`s no doubt about it. Here are some of the most common cuss words in Nagamese Creole used popularly in Nagaland. Brace yourself.
NB : Parental Advisory Explicit Content.
10 - Misa Mishi (Hanky Panky)
Cleverly used to undermine devious/unethical behavior, activity or mischief. If you find something odd or useless Misa Mishi is the best way to describe it.
9 - Nipare (Can`t Digest)
More popular among the female clique. It is a sarcastic way of disapproving something that you can`t accept/agree or come in terms with. If you dislike a particular person, place, or thing just load your ammo and say nipz (short form). End of the story your target is decimated.
8 - Okara Bang/Ullu ka patha (Dumbhead/Stupid Idiot)
Like the translation suggest, it is particularly used to thrash any individual who have got limited brains. If your IQ is average or below average expect one of these coming your way.
7 - Itu khabi (Dig That)
Typically used to scapegoat and mock someone who is in deep trouble. We`ll make fun of you first and help you later. Dig that.
6 - Sala (Freaking)
This is like a bridge connecting to the real fire, the remote control to the real bomb. You can add any of your own cussing after this particular word to bring up the level of fierceness. More like an adjective but it still make sense in any way you want to use it. Sala check out the next one.
5 - Chup bay/Hala nai (Cut the crap/Shut up)
Tired or too bored to hear annoying blabbering? Hit them right back with this verbal artillery so that they can zip up. Trust me it works.
4 Yet terika (What the)
Made a fool out of yourself or spotted/landed in an unexpected situation. This is a perfect way to have a little me time or with your groupie to exaggerate the event. Happiness is saying “Yet Terika” Haha!!!
3 - Chutia/Harami (F****r/Snitch)
Be cautious and maintain responsibility while using the first one, especially while around parents & elders. Second one is fine, snitching don`t deserve respect anyways.
2 - Kutta la bacha (Son of a bitch)
These is mostly used when you are totally pissed off or extremely angry. Venting out your anger at someone with it is satisfying. Totally vindicated.
1- Laura (Dick)
These one stands out from all of the above. The king of all slangs no cuss in Nagamese Creole is complete without this particular word. Half of our Naga brothers can`t resist from saying these and it`s definitely the bomb. Only thing is that we shouldn`t use this when our mums, sisters and girlfriends are around. It’s a boy thing and we love it.
NB : Parental Advisory Explicit Content.
10 - Misa Mishi (Hanky Panky)
Cleverly used to undermine devious/unethical behavior, activity or mischief. If you find something odd or useless Misa Mishi is the best way to describe it.
9 - Nipare (Can`t Digest)
More popular among the female clique. It is a sarcastic way of disapproving something that you can`t accept/agree or come in terms with. If you dislike a particular person, place, or thing just load your ammo and say nipz (short form). End of the story your target is decimated.
8 - Okara Bang/Ullu ka patha (Dumbhead/Stupid Idiot)
Like the translation suggest, it is particularly used to thrash any individual who have got limited brains. If your IQ is average or below average expect one of these coming your way.
7 - Itu khabi (Dig That)
Typically used to scapegoat and mock someone who is in deep trouble. We`ll make fun of you first and help you later. Dig that.
6 - Sala (Freaking)
This is like a bridge connecting to the real fire, the remote control to the real bomb. You can add any of your own cussing after this particular word to bring up the level of fierceness. More like an adjective but it still make sense in any way you want to use it. Sala check out the next one.
5 - Chup bay/Hala nai (Cut the crap/Shut up)
Tired or too bored to hear annoying blabbering? Hit them right back with this verbal artillery so that they can zip up. Trust me it works.
4 Yet terika (What the)
Made a fool out of yourself or spotted/landed in an unexpected situation. This is a perfect way to have a little me time or with your groupie to exaggerate the event. Happiness is saying “Yet Terika” Haha!!!
3 - Chutia/Harami (F****r/Snitch)
Be cautious and maintain responsibility while using the first one, especially while around parents & elders. Second one is fine, snitching don`t deserve respect anyways.
2 - Kutta la bacha (Son of a bitch)
These is mostly used when you are totally pissed off or extremely angry. Venting out your anger at someone with it is satisfying. Totally vindicated.
1- Laura (Dick)
These one stands out from all of the above. The king of all slangs no cuss in Nagamese Creole is complete without this particular word. Half of our Naga brothers can`t resist from saying these and it`s definitely the bomb. Only thing is that we shouldn`t use this when our mums, sisters and girlfriends are around. It’s a boy thing and we love it.
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