واطي (Wāti)

/wɑːˈtˤiː/insult

What does واطي (Wāti) mean? واطي (Wāti) is a Arabic moderate that translates to “lowlife / scum / low-class” in English.

low / lowly / base

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"lowlife / scum / low-class"

Someone who is morally, socially, or behaviorally low — the adjective form where 'safala' is the abstract noun. 'Wāti' is what you call someone directly: you, personally, are low. It covers everything from poor manners to criminal behavior to social climbing that fails. A wāti person doesn't meet the minimum standard of decency.

تصرفاتك واطية أوي. (Tasarrufatak watya awi. - Your behavior is extremely low.) — Egyptian, formal-ish judgment of someone's conduct.