What do you call hangover in you language?

What do you call hangover in you language?

Darra.

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kater.
Which also means male cat

>Koda

No it's krapula in finnish you dumbfuck.

Tommermænd

Mahmureală

Unironically hangover.

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Yea maybe outside of civilzation it is, idk.

pagirios

dopo sbornia

hangover.

Darra is swedish for to shiver or tremble.

Resaca, it also means when the sea has a strong current

Pretty gud

Whatever I have right now.

Proper word: Khamarmoret
What people actually say: Hengover

Opica
It also means monkey.

Kac

stop copying german

Intredazting, we have crápula with the same latin origin but it means deviant persom

Maček (male cat)

Stop copying Slovene

babelas

Pohmel'e

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Ressaca

caña

Baksmälla

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guayabo

No, krapula is the medical and official term. Darra is just some helsinki dialect used in small area. Krapula of course comes directly from latin crapula.

Finnish version of that is "kohmelo". It pretty widely used.

>Baksmälla

Is "dagen efter" widely used in sweden? I don't know about fennoswedes, but even finnish speakers know the term.

I would just say "bakis", Swedish user is talking shit.

Cruda

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Don't Greek bvlls ever get hungover or why is this possible/allowed?

Chuchaqui

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jamarmoreto

Properly, "resaca". But in my country we say "goma", it's local slang

gueule de bois