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bakra
(Hindi) A male goat.
(Hindi, slang) A fool or a scapegoat, who can be used/fooled by others.
Similar to bokka
(Hindi, slang) A fool or a scapegoat, who can be used/fooled by others.
Similar to bokka
bakra by PratikStephen May 15, 2008
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bakra • Bakratards • bakraoui • Bakra Party • bakrazzkeii(fr)a • baka • bahrain • bagrat • Bajram • Baka baddie
bakra
From the Irigwe word "bukuru," the devil within.
"Bakra" in Jamaican Patois literally means "devil," but in this case it means deception or someone who is being deceitful.
"Bakra" in Jamaican Patois literally means "devil," but in this case it means deception or someone who is being deceitful.
bakra by OnlineLinguist January 18, 2010
bakra
This new, yet crucial word literally refers to a "foolish, dirty goaty guy/girl, who shows off alot".
Meaningfully, 'bakra' straightaway translates to goat in Hindi, and 'baka' refers to fool in Japanese. And that 'ba' at start also refers to the voice of goat while shouting something (baaa..aa's), which is often possible when the guy is showing off a useless shit alot. And 'kra' can be easily mispelled as crow, which is black, and black refers to dirt in a whole lot of ancient cultures since the start of time.
This is an extremely innovative word, invented by a heavenly group of great high-school minds of New Delhi, India on later may 2022, while it's roots take place from the word 'baka', and took the period of over one and the half years to bloom in it's current form.
It's use often occurs after the word 'sussy' as a better replacement to 'baka', though it's grammatically perfect to use it independently, or with any other quality-word or swear word.
⚠️WARNING⚠️-The word 'bakra' will not become a swear word until it actually is used after a swear word, yet it'll be a powerful replacement to a swear word for insulting someone, with a slight humour
Meaningfully, 'bakra' straightaway translates to goat in Hindi, and 'baka' refers to fool in Japanese. And that 'ba' at start also refers to the voice of goat while shouting something (baaa..aa's), which is often possible when the guy is showing off a useless shit alot. And 'kra' can be easily mispelled as crow, which is black, and black refers to dirt in a whole lot of ancient cultures since the start of time.
This is an extremely innovative word, invented by a heavenly group of great high-school minds of New Delhi, India on later may 2022, while it's roots take place from the word 'baka', and took the period of over one and the half years to bloom in it's current form.
It's use often occurs after the word 'sussy' as a better replacement to 'baka', though it's grammatically perfect to use it independently, or with any other quality-word or swear word.
⚠️WARNING⚠️-The word 'bakra' will not become a swear word until it actually is used after a swear word, yet it'll be a powerful replacement to a swear word for insulting someone, with a slight humour
Hitler may have failed be a certified artist of Vienna, he undoubtedly was a certified BAKRA.
Hans is a SUSSY BAKRA.
Are you a BAKRA? If no, then behave normally dude.
Hans is a SUSSY BAKRA.
Are you a BAKRA? If no, then behave normally dude.
bakra by tis_gigasphere June 23, 2022
Bakra Party
When there's one guy in a crew, usually Punjabi in origin, who can make really good goat meat curry and likes to get the bros together in a garage to watch him make a batch of it in a pot over a propane burner.
The bros stand in a circle drinking Crown Royal talking and giving their friend advice on how much more to cook it while some really lit desi music plays in the background.
Then everyone enjoys eating the goat meat curry together. Good times.
The bros stand in a circle drinking Crown Royal talking and giving their friend advice on how much more to cook it while some really lit desi music plays in the background.
Then everyone enjoys eating the goat meat curry together. Good times.
Bakra Party by AsABrownMan December 9, 2020
ara ara sussy baka
ara ara sussy baka by スーシーバカ August 22, 2023
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baka tako by booksareportals November 17, 2017
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