쌍놈 (ssangnom)

s͈a̠ŋno̞minsult, sexual

What does 쌍놈 (ssangnom) mean? 쌍놈 (ssangnom) is a Korean strong that translates to “scumbag / uncultured bastard” in English.

low-born bastard

01

"scumbag / uncultured bastard"

The male equivalent of ssangnyeon. Uncultured, rude, low-class man.

예의 없는 쌍놈. (Yeui eomneun ssangnom. - Mannerless scumbag.)

Context

  • Informal settings where profanity is accepted
  • Expressing strong frustration or emphasis
  • Direct confrontation (use with caution)

Avoid

  • Professional or formal settings
  • Around elders or authority figures
  • Mixed company or unfamiliar social groups
  • Job interviews, meetings, or customer-facing situations

Cultural Context

Insults a man's manners and family upbringing. Often shouted by older people at rude youths.

More in Korean 🇰🇷

View all →