fuck, fuck you; a highly profane expression, often used as an insult
köken: Univerbation of 니 (ni, “you, your”) + 애미 (aemi, alternative spelling of 에미 (emi, disparaging term for "mother")), originating from an implication that the addressee is engaging in incest (Cho Hang-beom 2019, pp. 372—378). Compare English motherfucker, Chinese 你媽的／你妈的 (nǐmāde). First attested as 네 어미 (ne eomi) in Blood Rain (血의 淚/혈의 누), 1906, presumably because prudishness prevented it from…
köken: Literally means "Go to Azazel!"; Azazel was a desolate place in ancient Israel where a goat was sent to die, to represent the destruction of people's sins. From the late Second Temple period, the name was associated with a fallen angel, like Satan. In the Talmud, Azazel was identified as a cliff. The expression is first attested in the Lithuanian writer Abraham Mapu's 1858 novel Ayit Tzavua (see…