1 definition by HomerpwnsVirgil
Adjective. Pronounced: 'Ee-th-are'. Arabic variation of the root 'aithein' - to burn, shine.
Current use has it to denote 'a fierce, strident character'; evolved from Arabic myths of an Odyssean hero who, in order to gain rare knowledge of the song of the Sirens, was tied to the mast of his ship during a terrible storm, during which the crewmen, who were born deaf, were able to hear frequent and faint screams of "COMMON YOU FUCKING CUNTS!" and "Show me your KRAV MAGA!"
Current use has it to denote 'a fierce, strident character'; evolved from Arabic myths of an Odyssean hero who, in order to gain rare knowledge of the song of the Sirens, was tied to the mast of his ship during a terrible storm, during which the crewmen, who were born deaf, were able to hear frequent and faint screams of "COMMON YOU FUCKING CUNTS!" and "Show me your KRAV MAGA!"
by HomerpwnsVirgil February 7, 2010