munata.
to screw up
Meaning & usage
to screw up
Where this word comes from
From muna + -ta. Adopted into the literary language in the 1930s; in Old Literary Finnish, the word meant “to harvest eggs; to break/destroy bird eggs”, and the sense “to screw up” is likely a reference to the latter sense, but it has been considered colloquial (or even vulgar) due to its later association with muna (“penis, testicle”).
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