Defiance Alien Swear Word Thread

[Igneus]

Since the writers seem to think it's fun to make up swear words maybe we can come up with a list so when the server crashes we can express ourselves without offending any sensitive eyes. Please put down the word or phrase, who you heard first use, what you think it means and any additional information you think might be helpful . I'll start with everyone's favorite:

Schtako - Cass Ducar - Substitute for the s-word - Could be from the Irathient language

[Kard]

Haigi - the B-word.
Jek - F-bomb

[Nexx]

So what are Banggos?

[Igneus]

So what are Banggos?

You tell us.

[Cutlass Jack]

Haigi - the B-word

I took it to mean 'Homie' when I heard Cass use it.

[Blackwolfe]

I doubt Banggos (or whatever) is a swearword. More like "awesome" or "great" or whatever. Though I'm a bit tired, I'm probably completely wrong.

Was going to say Hagisi but then realised that it was the wrong universe :P

[Nexx]

I thought it was the B word. If that's not what it is, the only other thing I can think of is arseholes.

[Nexx]

I doubt Banggos (or whatever) is a swearword. More like "awesome" or "great" or whatever. Though I'm a bit tired, I'm probably completely wrong.

Was going to say Hagisi but then realised that it was the wrong universe :P

Sorry for the double post, but Banggos was in a mission information box and it wasn't used in that context. It was like "Lets go clear out these Banggos" or something along those lines.

[Xaearth]

I took it to mean 'Homie' when I heard Cass use it.

Haigi is indeed b****, according to the pilot episode at least.

The Indogene doc refers to Irissa as a "haigi" when she goes off on her alien-language-rant after Irissa takes the surgical charge-knife from her... And said alien-language-rant has English subtitles so...

[Kard]

I took it to mean 'Homie' when I heard Cass use it.

I think Cass was just being self-deprecating, which would fit her personality. In episode 1 of the show it's translated when Irissa pulls a charge-blade on Doc Yuule (I think that's how it's spelled).

Banggos could mean a-holes, maybe?