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(intransitive) To curse, swear, damn. (transitive, + genitive-accusative) To curse someone, cast a spell over someone/something, enchant someone (negatively). Show more arrow right The frequentative verb kiroilla is used when the cursing lasts longer, is continuous, is temporally more or less indefinite or the cursing is a habit. On the other hand, kirota is used, for example, when a person says one or a few naughty words in a particular situation. The difference can sometimes be translated in English by using the continuous aspect. Show more arrow right kirosana Show more arrow right From Proto-Finnic kirot'ak, from Proto-Finno-Ugric kira-. Related to Estonian kiruma, and Votic tširoa, tširota. Show more arrow right
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