Fyèl → gist, core, innermost center of strength.
example:
Bagay sa ap pete fyèl ou wi.
This thing will kill you.
Travay sa fin pete fyèl mwen.
This job is killing me.
Dengou? Perhaps you meant "Dengonn"
Dengonn → (abstract) buttocks
example:
Li toujou la nan dengonn mwen, tankou yon pongongon.
She's there always up my butt, like a pain.
Poukisa ou toujou la nan dengonn mwen konsa?
Why you're always chewing my butt for?
Bègwè → naive, slowpoke, childlike
example:Toto pa konnen sa l'ap fè. Li tankou yon ti bègwè.
Toto doesn't know what he's doing. He's like a child.
Other Haitian Creole words for bègwè are: kannannan, kokobe, krebete, petevi, san nanm.
These words sometimes comes off very offensive. They are equivalent of calling someone a retard.
Biskèt → stomach (abstract) sometimes: bearing, core, or back.
example:
This suitcase is too heavy for you to carry. It'll break your back.
Malèt sa twò lou pou pote. L'ap kraze biskèt ou wi.
Travay sa fin kraze biskèt mwen.
This job is destroying me.
