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German · Frustration & Fed-Up

Verpiss dich!

fair-PISS dikh · /fɛɐ̯ˈpɪs dɪç/

Piss off! / Clear off (with force)!

3/5 Watch your audience

genuinely rude; friends only, never at work

Literally

"Piss yourself away"

Word-for-word — which is rarely what it means.

How to use it

The one you shout when "Hau ab" wasn't enough — genuinely aggressive and confrontational. From "pissen" with the "ver-" prefix that means "away/off." Directed at a person in anger, so expect a reaction. Milder route: "Lass mich in Ruhe" (leave me alone) or "Zieh Leine" (pull the rope = shove off).

Heard in the wild

Verpiss dich, ich will dich nicht mehr sehen!

Piss off, I don't want to see you again!

Where it lands

Germany, Austria — universal

Quick answers

What does "Verpiss dich!" mean?
In German, "Verpiss dich!" means "Piss off! / Clear off (with force)!". Literally it's "Piss yourself away". The one you shout when "Hau ab" wasn't enough — genuinely aggressive and confrontational. From "pissen" with the "ver-" prefix that means "away/off." Directed at a person in anger, so expect a reaction. Milder route: "Lass mich in Ruhe" (leave me alone) or "Zieh Leine" (pull the rope = shove off).
Is "Verpiss dich!" offensive?
It's genuinely rude — a 3/5 (Watch your audience) on the Punch-o-Meter. Fine among friends, never at work or with people you've just met.
How do you pronounce "Verpiss dich!"?
Say it "fair-PISS dikh" — capitals mark the stressed syllable. In IPA: fɛɐ̯ˈpɪs dɪç.

Related in German

The same idea, elsewhere

Via concepts like "Get lost".

how to say "Get lost" →how to say "Screw you" →

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