Define Tabarnak Meaning

Used as swear word (common in french Canadian slang) 'Tabarnak' has a variety of uses. It has nearly become an equivalent to "fuck" and its derivatives in how it is used. It can be used as an insult (when adressing someone),or to overstate/amplify an emotion/state of mind, or to express surprise-disgust, etc.

Curse used by french Canadians. Often used when things go wrong or used simply as as adjective in a sentence.

originated from quebec, "tabernak" is an insult useing the churches "tabernacle" as a swear word.

-i should know, i live in quebec...

People use this word when they are very upset, in many ways. They use this word to sware about anyting.

Idiom used for its emotional-releasing qualities. Also used in non-francophone cultures via immigrants that came to Montreal, catched some french, and then got back to their native lands laden with a few bucks and high hopes of finally opening their shop, and not being slapped by mamma for being late for dinner. Its subtle religious consonance makes it delicate to use on a regular basis (as opposite to the handy fuck), but we usually manage to get enough purposeful occasions in a week to say a good "Tabarnak".

A French Quebec cursed word used like ''damn''or ''shit''.
People of France never use that word, its is purely from Quebec.

As with almost all Quebecois swear words, this one refers to an item in the church,the box the communion wafers are stored in. (taberbnacle)
Usually used as a exclamation!

the most pathetic swear in the world. usually swear words in Quebec refer to something related to church, like, in this case, tabarnak means churchs tabernacle.

hahaha french canadians are so cute

Most common French Quebec curse word, means "tabernacle" in English. Often coupled with Calisse (chalice) Hostie (host) and other items sacred in the Roman Catholic Church.

Swear word used in the Canadian French slang language, it originated from the word "tabernacle", a cabinet in Christian churches containing what is needed to celebrate the Eucharist. It is the equivalent of "fuck" in its variety of uses, as it can be used as a noun, an adverb or simply an exclamation. It is commonly used as a way to amplify an emotion, most often a negative one, meaning it can be a form of insult.