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Tselinoyarsk 

A mountainous, jungular region near the Soviet border. Fictitious and set in Metal Gear Solid 3 : Snake Eater.
"Your mission is to infiltrate Tselinoyarsk, ensure the safety of Sokolov, and bring him back the West."
-Major Zero, MGS3
Tselinoyarsk by Dave January 8, 2005
A sexual goddess, doesn't pay much attention to others advances,but by chance you catch her eye she will like leave you in pure xtc, begging for more!
That girl is a Telina.
Telina by AlxxxB83 August 17, 2019

Tserinac 

"Hey, can you spell tserinac backwards for me?"
"Sure... can I rest?"
"Can I rest my nuts on your chin?"

This is one of the many examples of people not knowing what Tserinac means.

Tserinac is a word used to trick people into saying "can I rest", with the person following with "Can I rest my ___ on your ___?". It is best to avoid this as you will be caught lackin.
"Can you spell tserinac backwards?"
Tserinac by Timmyboss911 June 9, 2023
Tselena is the name of a pairing/ couple shipping of two characters, named Tseng and Elena from the highly popular Square Enix Role Playing Game (RPG) Final Fantasy VII (FFVII).
The two work as assassins (Turks) for the Shinra company. Though it is stated in the game by another Turk (Reno) that Elena has a crush on Tseng, her feelings don't seem to be reciprocated in the game. In the CGI sequel, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Tseng and Elena work together and it is unknown if any type of relationship, other than professional, exists between them as Tseng's previous love interest (Aerith/ Aeris Gainsborough) was killed in the game. As Elena's attraction for Tseng was actually present in the game, Tselena is considered a canon/ semi-canon pairing in the Final Fantasy fan base.
Tselena by Kisara Strife October 22, 2008

Tselinoyask 

Supposedly spelt "Tselinoyarsk"; this is the location that will take place in the new Metal Gear Solid 3 game.
Tselinoya(r)sk is a mountainous, jungular region near the border of the Soviet Union.
Tselinoyask by Dave September 9, 2004