kittemuort

Neapolitan word which means “who’s dead to you” and it’s used as an insult or exclamation.

x: I destroyed your car.
y: vaffammok a li kittemuort e stramurt d mamt!

x: KITTEMUORT, I HURT MY PINKY TOE!

by ronnyred.lmao February 23, 2023

Kitammuort

Tipycal italian expression to insult dead relatives. Principally used in Naples.

"John! Kitammuort, you are a piece of shit!" "Giuà e kitammuort, omm e merd!"

by Mammt March 1, 2016

Kitemmuort

Literally "those who died to you". Used as an insult in the neapolitan dialect to one's dead relatives or friends.

"Ma vafammok a kitemmuort", literally "go nut in your dead relatives mouth"

by ueee November 23, 2021

kitemmuort

The most powerful exlamation in the Southern Italian dialect. It means "all your deads parents" or in another form, kitebbiv: "all of your alive parents".
For make this sentence much powerful add an "stra" before the sentence.

All'anm re sfaccim re muort e kitemmuort e chi te stramuort e chi t'adda ancor murì

by fra23~ November 16, 2017

kitte'muort

Is an expression in Naples dialect, is very used when someone insult you. That expression means an insult to your dead family member.

When someone tell " vaffanculo" the other person answer " All' anm'e kitte'muort

by TheKingOfDeath07 April 5, 2017