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Can anyone help me understand what this phrase means? “пусть расползётся пэрча”

I’m sure it’s grammatically incorrect but I couldn’t find a proper interpretation of it.

I’m not understanding пэрча. I tried google translate it but it gives me a weird word. It says “let the parcha creep”. Unfortunately, a friend had posted on VK but for personal reasons I can’t ask him.

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  • Could you please specify what exactly is causing trouble understanding it? Is it one of the words (like пэрча which I haven't seen before) or the grammatical structure of the phrase? The context you saw or heard this phrase in would also help. Thank you!
    – Quassnoi ♦
    Jun 28 at 20:27
  • Hi I edited the question. If anything else is needed for clarification let me know
    – Maybeline Lee
    Jun 28 at 20:34
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    If it's actually "порча" (rather than "туча" from OCR), then the phrase sounds like a witch's spell (let the jinx spread out).
    – Alex_ander
    Jun 29 at 10:30
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    The way it was written it was something like: пусть расползётся пэээрча. So emphasized on the last word I guess? I guess it might be what @Alex_ander said just because we have mentioned curses(like spells) before but I’m not sure.
    – Maybeline Lee
    Jun 29 at 11:04
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    As Russian i don't know what is it "пэрча". :))) Mb, - "порча" ? hoodoo, etc
    –  Пилум
    Jun 29 at 16:03
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The word is very similar to intentionally distorted wordform of «теперь»(теперь => теперича => пэрча), which means «now»; so, the phrase may mean “let it spread now”.

But for more accurate intertpretation the context is needed

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I guess пэрча is distorted перчатка.

So "пусть расползётся пэрча" means "Let glove will come apart at the seams"

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