Sister-Fucker in Hindi
by Hohohwert124t September 12, 2019
by Depressed and lonely January 03, 2021
by Derekthefaggot March 04, 2018
A word that a certain man in Pakistan uses to end every sentence as a method to cope with the harsh realities of daily life. Sometimes used properly to refer to certain people as in the example below
Zarvaan: “Hello Saad, how are you?”
Saad: “Hello Bhenchod, I am fine bhenchod”
Zarvaan: “ah nice nice”
Saad: “Hello Bhenchod, I am fine bhenchod”
Zarvaan: “ah nice nice”
by Ambassadorkitchenequipment February 03, 2021
by arnaknijtan January 31, 2004
Yes, the word does mean sisterfucker, literally. The word was used even as early as the 1800s. If you read Lawrence James' book, the 'RAJ', you will find that Bhenchod was used as a common slang even then.The slang is still used across India and Pakistan, more so in villages, by men and women alike.
The pronounciation may change with the region( Baheenchod in UP & Bihar, Bhaincho in Punjab, northern India and Pakistan, and so on...)
by The explorer August 09, 2004
It's like the exclamation point at the middle or end of every sentence for people mostly from South Asia.
by nomanito May 08, 2016