Koyak

A person or a ben zonna(Zionist) that is/are easily offended or triggered over something after being called out.
eg; Kike(s), Ido Daniel, Zionist, IDF Instagram and Twitter admin(s).

Ben Zonna: I'm gonna move back to a land that was once owned by my ancestors, completely ignoring the fact that other people also lives there, evict those people, torture them, burn their sacred places, commit war crime,kill their children, build illegal settlements, establish a racist and pro-segregation law, declaring an apartheid state and play victim when someone throw a pebble to me.
Chad: Oh hell nah.
Ben Zonna: Oh my god, that's racist you anti-semitic Islamic Nazi Kamikaze Terrorist.
Chad: Haha, koyak.

by aish2010 May 15, 2021

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Originally mean as torn but it is usually used as the Gen Z slang which gives a meaning of mad, snapped, hurt or no longer able to give comeback when having an argument.

when a person says (You're koyak) it means that they are scorning you for being mad, hurt or snapped

Israel is koyak after being cyberbullied by Malaysians.

by juguers May 15, 2021

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Koyak

A word used by Malaysian keyboard warriors to signify they had a lobotomy recently

Person 1: "koyak"
Person 2: "I hope you get better"

by Goreadwikipediayouneedit🤦‍♂️ August 18, 2021

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Koyak

This is the word from Malay language that means "torn" or "torn apart". This language gone viral lately on middle of the year 2021. The history of this word start to viral and having other meaning when a person from Malaysia go to Israeli pages to comment sentences like " Oi yahudi bangsat, dasar pukimak punye anjir ko suke hati ko je nk amek nyawa org tk berdose. Israel memang bangsat, ko tunggu, bila tiba masanya kau akan dikejar sampai pokok gharqad je bole lindung ko. Time tu aku sunatkan kote ko babi. Ko seksa org Palestine, ko pikir ko selamat? Ko tunggu. Kami mujahidin bawang akn serang dgn segale care yg ade. Semoga terciduk la ko bangse anjir. Koyak! ". So, like what you can see, at the end of any arguments, they will put" koyak" at the back of their sentence or comment in their own language. You also can put at anywhere of your sentence, of course, but people often put it at the back of the sentence. On the example above, they using informal language so not many foreigners understand what they really mean but Malay people are friendly and have no problem to translate it for you if you ask them.

A) Koyak:
Hey, why your mom is green? Koyak!

B) Koyak:
You know, sometimes cincau is the better word to describe you. Koyak!

C) koyak:
My friend name setanyahu said you hate me. Why? Are you fool? Koyak!

by Bawang Rangers May 15, 2021

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