Dammit Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈdæmɪt/

DA-mit

UK

/dˈæmɪt/

DA-mit

التعريف

An informal swear word used to show anger, frustration, or disappointment. People usually say it when something goes wrong or when they are annoyed.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This is mildly to moderately offensive and more emotional than precise. Common in sudden reactions like after making a mistake or hearing bad news. It is less strong than 'goddammit' for many speakers, but still inappropriate in formal settings. Often written as 'dammit' or 'damn it'.

• Spanish: ¡mierda! - ¡maldita sea!
• Portuguese (BR): droga! - merda! - maldição!
• Portuguese (PT): porra! - merda! - bolas!
• Chinese (Simplified): 该死！ - 可恶！
• Chinese (Traditional): 該死！ - 可惡！
• Hindi: धत्! - कमबख्त! - धिक्कार है!
• Arabic: اللعنة! - تبًّا!
• Bengali: ধুর - ধ্যাত্তেরি
• Russian: чёрт - блин
• Japanese: くそ - ちくしょう
• Vietnamese: chết tiệt - quỷ thật
• Korean: 젠장 - 제기랄
• Turkish: kahretsin - lanet olsun
• Urdu: کمبخت - لعنت ہے
• Indonesian: sialan - sial

جمل نموذجية

Dammit, I dropped my phone.

basic

Dammit, we're late again.

basic

Dammit, I forgot my keys.

basic

Dammit, I knew this would happen.

natural

Oh, dammit — the file didn't save.

natural

Dammit, why does this keep happening to me?

natural