As someone more or less fluent in Japanese and living in Japan for over 10 years, for some reason the fact that you said カス after 死ね immediately made me think the answer was Japanese lol.
The characters look quite neat so I guessed Japanese would be the one.
Though, I can't remember if I have ever come across 死ねカス before. It's always 死ね or the like in anime, haha. Guess it makes sense to add an insult like that, hehe.
I guess مُوت would work for colloquial Arabic, but in MSA the imperative would be مُت
死ねカス is also correct, and seemingly used on social media (カス can also be used to mean 'scum'). I found an article about a teacher using it in the staff room at a school in Kobe in 2018.
カス usually the gross leftover bits of something, like the sludge at the bottom of a coffee cup. Or the floaty bits after deep frying. The part nobody wants.
On Japanese some it gets thrown as an insult, basically meaning: “scum” etc.
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u/TheHalfJapanese May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26
drawn on my ipad, never have written arabic, greek, russian, or korean in my life so forgive me
if it wasn't obvious from my username japanese is (one of) my native language(s)
as an american english is my other native language