duk1 niu6篤尿笃尿
Jyutpingduk1 niu6
Yaledūk niuh
Definition
A small amount or stream of urine.
colloquialbodydaily actions
How it's used
This term is a very casual and slightly crude way to refer to urinating. It is commonly used among friends or peers but should be avoided in formal or professional settings. The word 篤 literally refers to poking or stabbing, which gives the phrase a blunt and informal feel.
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Do not use this in front of elders or in polite company, as it can sound quite vulgar or disrespectful. Use 去廁所 instead if you want to be polite.
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Grammar guides
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