No. 3,667 in Dutch
schijt
"Schijt" means "excrement" or "poop" in English; it can also be used informally to mean "not caring" in expressions.
In a sentence
Hij heeft de schijt aan alles.
He doesn't care about anything.
Here, 'schijt' is used colloquially to imply disregarding or not caring about something.
Ik schijt bijna van het lachen.
I'm almost laughing my head off.
In this sentence, 'schijt' expresses an extreme reaction, such as laughing, used hyperbolically.
Schijt aan de regels, ik doe wat ik wil.
Forget about the rules, I do what I want.
'Schijt' is used to convey a rebellious attitude or disdain for regulations.
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