8 definitions by Detroit Malu Joe

Naya

Malayalam or Tamil word meaning dog or bitch. Nayande mon means "son of a bitch." Malayalam is a South Indian language.

Yo that naya is annoying.

by Detroit Malu Joe October 24, 2003

Biko or bikom

When something is tight and first class. Originated in Kerala, South India when many boaters would say that they passed Bikom test, fust class. Now Malu slang

Yo man I did Biko on my test, it was fust class.

by Detroit Malu Joe November 10, 2003

kundy

This is the slang and hip term for 'ass' in Tamil and Malayalam. These are 2 major languages of South India. It refers to 'ass' as in the body part.

Check out that Malu girl's kundy yo, it is so round and nice I wanna hook up with her.

by Detroit Malu Joe October 24, 2003

Thendy

The Malayalam slang term for a beggar, or a mooch. You can call anyone that is annoying or useless this name. Malayalam is a South Indian language.

Yo check it, Rob is comin here for money I'm sick of that thendy!

by Detroit Malu Joe October 24, 2003

Malu

One who is from the state of Kerala in southern India. A Malu is usually Christian, or possibly Hindu or Muslim. Malus are pretty chill and love to drink and have fun, they are a fun loving awesome species!

Yo that cat is malu, I can tell cuz he rocks that bad as cross and he's Indian. I wish I was Malu.

by Detroit Malu Joe October 24, 2003

Shrumthi

A cool, sweet, pretty Tamil. Also can be known as Madurai or Mamai.

Shrumthi is the sweetest thing in the world that ever happened to me!

by Detroit Malu Joe November 4, 2003

malayalam

This is a well known South Indian and Dravidian language spoken mostly in the state of Kerala. Kerala has the highest literacy rate in India at 99 percent. Malayalam evolved from Tamil over a thousand years, it's similarities are striking. Notice that this word is a palindrome, meaning it is spelled the same forwards and backwords.

Hello I am Ben Thomas from Kerala and doing my BS here in the States. I speak Malayalam fluently.

by Detroit Malu Joe October 24, 2003