ابو خاش
English translation: cursing/swearing harshly
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|  Selected response from: Ali Oraikat United States Local time: 08:07 | ||||
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| 4 | cursing/swearing harshly |
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| 3 | Abu Khash |
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3 hrs confidence: 
Abu Khash Explanation: The reference is possibly to a person´s name |
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5 hrs confidence:
cursing/swearing harshly Explanation: I think its a metaphor and exaggeration... It's an Egyptian use comes with cursing... We can avoid it and add harshly, or something similar to that. You can't hear someone cursing/swearing harshly..... |
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