The words "wastuck" and "bhagad" in Zim slang means to be damaged, spoiled or to throw a wrench in the works by disrupting the normal mode of operation.
However, 'bhagad' can also be used to refer to a person or when an object falls hard on the ground with a loud banging sound.
Alternatively, 'wastuck' is sometimes used in reference to the state of getting beaten up e.g. "Ukasandipa masinhi angu mangwana wangu ndokuita wastuck!"
The above example means: 'If you don't give me my things when tomorrow comes it's gonna be lights out for you."
Another Example Usage:
However, 'bhagad' can also be used to refer to a person or when an object falls hard on the ground with a loud banging sound.
Alternatively, 'wastuck' is sometimes used in reference to the state of getting beaten up e.g. "Ukasandipa masinhi angu mangwana wangu ndokuita wastuck!"
The above example means: 'If you don't give me my things when tomorrow comes it's gonna be lights out for you."
Another Example Usage:
- Person 1 -- "Mushini bhagad boss."
- Person 2 -- "Ndiani auraya?"
- Person 1 -- "Wafa wega, unogoda service shoma chete."
