My Russian isn't very fluent, but I do know that "блин!" (pancake, bliny if you are familiar with Russian food) is used as an interjection that's less offensive than блядь. Kind of like saying darn instead of damn, or shoot instead of shit. Perhaps Google Translate was mixing those up.

Edit: And perhaps it's assuming your k is a kh and that you want суха instead of suka.

suka means female dog

blyat means prostitute

sukhoy means dry

blin means pancake and is used as a similar sounding replacement for blyat (eg. say blin instead of blyat when something goes wrong)

I can't reproduce your results on google translate but I noticed odd translations which don't make any sense at times. I guess it comes from crowdsourcing results and people purposefully providing wrong translations for comedic effect.

блять, with the soft sign on the end, not блят.

Or wait, is it блядь?

Now that you mention it, "dry pancakes" would make a great insult. I always love expressions that take the listener a moment to process.

- What did they mean?

- Was it an insult?

- Why "dry"?

(thinks some more)

- This is the lamest insult ever!

It's сука блять, you're missing ь, which isn't a "real" (phonetic) letter, more of a "modifier" indicating how to pronounce the letter before.

It really doesn't translate properly, but I'd say "fucking shit" is more in spirit than "fucking bitch". It's not an insult targeting someone directly, more of a sign of frustration.