bruh
interj.interj. an informal way to show you are surprised, annoyed, or disappointed by something someone just said or did. It is like saying 'Are you serious?' to a friend.
interj. used to express incredulity, frustration, or disappointment in response to a perceived lapse in judgment or an absurd situation. Common in digital communication and casual speech among younger demographics.
Bruh, you really forgot your keys again?
When he saw the ridiculous price of the plain white t-shirt, he just muttered 'bruh' and walked out.
PIE word *bʰréh₂tēr A shortening of brother from African-American Vernacular English. bro + -h.
From Malay beruk.
Typically stands alone as a single-word reaction or serves as a sentence-initial marker of disbelief.
He is my bruh.He is my bro.While 'bruh' comes from 'brother', it is primarily used as an exclamation of disbelief; 'bro' is the standard informal noun for a friend.