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Varyox translates as: "var"-there is, and "yox"- there isnt. If you connect these words with each other, in Azerbaijani language, more of a slang one, you get "everything that you have including family and entire bloodline and everything that you dont", but the translation is "your entire bloodline". Originates from Azerbaijan. Used in Azerbaijan, or any Azerbaijani communities in Russia, Turkey, and even US. Yes, you can use it, but no one ever uses it in daily conversations because it is associated with the phrase "varyoxuvu sikim", which is very rude and unacceptable and means "Fuck your entire bloodline and family". If you say it you WILL get beaten up, or if you will not, then the person that you said it to (if they dont respond and beat you up) will become a peyser because they did not respond and threw it into their kantovka. If you dont get beaten up, there will be a "sohbet", a discussion, and you have to "win" the sohbet and if you dont then YOU will become "peyser", or get beaten up after the sohbet. This word is never used in normal conversations (even though its a normal word) because of the association.
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