Ryan Gosling might not be fussed about keeping up with Gen Alpha slang, but that doesn’t mean the rest of us aren’t out here trying to decode what our kids are saying on a daily basis. One of the terms you might’ve overheard them exclaiming in conversation, or perhaps while gaming, in recent times is gyatt. What does gyatt (sometimes spelt gyat) mean? Gyat or gyatt is a phonetic abbreviation for “god” or “goddamn”, which originates from African American Vernacular English (AAVE), dating back as far as the 1700s, according to Parents. It’s usually used as an exclamation to express excitement or admiration, however it’s increasingly being used by Gen Alpha and Z to refer to someone they find extremely attractive. Or, more specifically, their posterior. Nowadays, according to Merriam-Webster dictionary, it’s evolved into slang for “a nice behind” or, per Cambridge Dictionary, “an attractively large bottom”. In some instances, younger kids might simply refer to their bum as a gyatt, without realising the more sexualised meaning behind it. It’s clearly pretty popular as some …