Some people like to know about a language’s swear words and curse words, so that they can comically insult their friends while learning how to speak it.
In haitian creole, insulting someone is called “joure”.
In this article, I’m going to share several swear words and curse words that you can insult (“joure”) other people with them in haitian creole.
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How to curse in creole?
You’ve come to the right place. Keep reading for a list of haitian creole swear words, curse words and insults…
How to say “fuck you” in creole?
If you only had one haitian creole insult to learn, it would be “Get manman ou!”. It basically means “F*** your mother!” and it’s quite vulgar.
Bouzen
Translation : Prostitute
Meaning : When you say that a woman is a “bouzen”, you try to denigrate her by calling her a prostitute.
How to say dirty in creole?
If you want to say “dirty” in haitian creole, you have to use the word “sal”.
How to say pussy in creole?
If you want to say “pussy” or “vagina” in creole, you have to say the word “koko”.
Koko Sal
Translation : Dirty vagina
What does coco santi mean?
“Koko Santi” is an insult destined to women. It means “smelly vagina”.
Koko Sal
Translation : Dirty vagina
Meaning : This is an insult destined to women.
Anndan chou pouri
Translation : Disgusting and smelly vagina
Meaning : With this insult, a woman is told that she has a stinking vagina as if she had a “rotten cabbage” inside her.
Mèd
Translation : Shit
Poupu
Translation : Poo / Poopoo (excrements)
What does kaka mean in creole?
In creole, the word “kaka” means “poop”.
Pale kaka
Translation : Talking poopoo (“Talking shit”)
Meaning : “Pale kaka” means speaking in a disrespectful way.
Djol kaka
Translation : Mouth full of shit
Meaning : It’s a bit of a variant of saying “pale kaka”.
Djol santi
Translation : Smelly mouth
Santi fò
Translation : Strong smell (in a stinking way)
Ou santi kaka
Translation : You smell like shit
Ki kaka sa!
Translation : What kind of shit is this!
Makakri
Translation : Monkeying around / Clowning
Meaning :In haitian creole, we use the creole expression “makakri” to speak of a person who is making a scene and “acting stupid”. In short, a little bit like a monkey in a zoo!
Makak
Translation : Monkey
Meaning : A bit related to the previous expression, when someone talks about “makak” in creole, it’s because the person was doing some “makakri”.
How to say “dick” in creole?
If you ever wanted to know how to say “dick” in creole, the word you have to use is “zozo”.
What does “zozo” mean in haitian creole?
In haitian creole, the word “zozo” means “penis”.
Zozo santi
Translation : Smelly dick
Meaning : This is an insult destined to men.
Zozo sal
Translation : Dirty dick
Meaning : This is an insult destined to men.
Ti zozo
Translation : Small dick
Meaning : This is an insult destined to men.
Tèt zozo
Translation : Dickhead
Meaning : This is an insult destined to men.
Konyen
Translation : Intercourse (sex)
Enbesil
Translation : Imbecile
Idyot
Translation : Idiot
Bounda plat
Translation : Flat booty
Fanm lèd
Translation : Ugly woman
Nèg lèd
Translation : Ugly man
Kochon
Translation : Pig
Chen sal
Translation : Dirty dog
Meaning : In Haiti, dogs do not have a good reputation. To fully understand the meaning of the insult, one must imagine a stray dog, all dirty and full of diseases.
Fout tonè!
Translation : Fucking shit!
Meaning : The words “fout” and “tonè” together form a swear word, but I can not personally explain what that means. A person will use this expression to express dissatisfaction with a situation.
Gwo vant
Translation : Big belly
Vòlè
Translation : Thief (man)
Volèz
Translation : Thief (woman)
Parese
Translation : Lazy person
Salop
Translation : Dirty whore
Salopri
Translation : Trash
Gwo kochon
Translation : Fat pig
Moun sal
Translation : Dirty person
And that concludes this article!
I hope you enjoyed this list and found what you were looking for.
Now, if you were also looking to learn more about creative ways to express things in haitian creole, you can go read this article about haitian creole expressions.
And lastly, you can also check out this article about haitian creole proverbs.
Happy reading!
