gównie

Gówno is a Polish word that translates to "shit" in English. It is a vulgar term used to express displeasure, contempt, or to describe something of very poor quality. The word can be used as an interjection, a noun, or an adjective, depending on the context. As an interjection, it is similar to "damn" or "crap" in English. As a noun, it can refer to feces or something worthless. As an adjective, it can describe something as bad or terrible.

The word "gówno" has a long history in the Polish language and is considered one of the most offensive words. Its usage is generally discouraged in polite conversation or formal settings. Despite its vulgarity, it is widely used in informal speech and in certain artistic expressions, such as punk rock lyrics or satirical literature.

In some contexts, "gówno" can also be used in a more figurative sense, referring to a chaotic or messy situation, or to a person who is considered insignificant or annoying. For example, "robić gówno" (to make shit) can mean to cause trouble or create a mess. The word's versatility, despite its offensive nature, has contributed to its prevalence in the Polish lexicon.