In South African slang, "gatvol" means completely fed up, frustrated, or sick and tired of something or someone. It is used in informal South African English and Afrikaans-influenced speech to express strong annoyance or emotional exhaustion in response to ongoing problems or irritation. The term comes from Afrikaans, combining "gat" (meaning "hole," often used informally to refer to the backside) and "vol" (meaning "full"), creating a literal sense of being "full up," which is understood figuratively as being completely over a situation.

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