sapāta

sapaata

sapāta

one’s fart.

While bodily fluids can generally be associated with a person, body expressions sometimes can’t. So, japāta is a popular variation, especially in idioms.

ñi sapāta;
Someone farted/made a fart. se japāta is unlikely in this context.

samma sapāta;
He’s farting. Meaning, “He’s talking bull.” samma japāta is a popular variant.

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