What does this Russian word mean?

What does the Russian word 袞械褋褌褜 mean?



I've tried putting it into a translator and it says it means tin but that just doesn't make sense in the context I've heard it. Can anyone help?What does this Russian word mean?
袞械褋褌褜 does mean tin, but it's also used figuratively by the younger generation to mean something that's "hardcore" or very intense. Like if someone tells you that afriend of yours had to get 10 stitches after a fight, you can say "袞械褋褌褜".
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What does this Russian word mean?
No, it has nothing with "zest"!!

I think you seek for the noun "卸械褋褌", not "卸械褋褌褜". The latter describes a tin-plate; tin-can; can.

The first meaning of 卸械褋褌 is "gesture", yet it is used a lot figuratively, as in "斜谢邪谐芯褉芯写薪懈泄 卸械褋褌" ( a noble act), or "褋写械谢邪褌褜 泻褉邪褋懈胁褜喂 卸械褋褌", etc.
Both answers are incorrect

That word means a metal "Tin"

in music some loud, not quite musical style.(slang)



袞械褋褌褜= Tin

袞械褋褌 = A gestureWhat does this Russian word mean?
It does mean Tin. If you say it in English it will be Zest. Like "zest for life!". What context did you hear it? A sentence would help...