Safta

=

Soft / Silly (variant of Saft)

In the black country we say:

Safta

This translates to:

Soft / Silly (variant of Saft)

Example Sentence

'E's a bit safta, that one.

Description

'Safta' is likely a variation or emphatic form of 'saft', meaning soft, silly, or foolish in the Black Country dialect.

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