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Koss-ommak: two words , the first : koss means "Pussy" in most of the Arabic countries and or/accents.
The second : Ommak means your mom in all Arabic countries and/or accents.
In the Arabic countries : insulting the Religion and/or Mother is the maximum you can do when you need to offend someone , since most of the people share the same religion , it is the most widely used word to offend others.
Hey you ...Kossommak ! The Arabic equivelant of Mother Fucker ( yet it does not mean the same action but leads to the insult of the mother as well).
Kossomm Kida ( this ) : something like Fuck this !
Kossommeen : mother fucker to the infinity !
Kossommak by Liverpoolkop October 7, 2011
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Estargel ya kosomak

An Egyption slang,

when someone acts like a sharmoot and gives ebn mtnaka vibes
omg, ana fat-phobic
55555555555555, Estargel ya kosomak.
Estargel ya kosomak by gooz mona November 29, 2021

Kossomha fteezha

An egyptian slang that means carelessness as something is not worth it
Majd : oh riad kobaissi didn't get the joke
Myriam: kossomha fteezha
Kossomha fteezha by Matthildis August 31, 2020
Arabic for "your mother's vagina"
I like kosomak.
Kosomak by haileywazhere123 July 29, 2009
Kosomak!
an egyptian cuss word used oftenly in arguments and such and it means your moms pussy/vagina
Abdelaziz: ehna han ro fen?
Mostafa: kosomak
kosomak by yarioo9669 February 3, 2023
Meaning; ''fuck your mothers vagina'' in Egyptian dialect of Arabic. Can be used in either cursing someone something.
"You slept with my wife? Kosomak man"
"Kosom di 3esha" (fuck this living's mother's vagina)
kosomak by Adolph rizzler February 8, 2023
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