Banda is a slang word in Oriya, the principal language of east Indian state of Odisha. Banda means penis.
Pela ki janila gehiba maza,
Sabu maza nela se Banda raja.
It was the giant cock which actually hijacked the pleasure of sex, while the two testicles became mere onlooker.
Banda is also used in a mildly offensive way & has several colloquial uses as follows.
Mu Taku Banda Bala re khatiri karena.
(I don't care him even for a strand of my pubic hair.)
Tu Banda ta janichhu.
(You don't know anything about this.)
Tu k'ana mo Banda mundi?
(Are you so important a person as you think?)
Alo lo Naba Nabina,
Mo Banda Pela ku ana.
Jadi Tu karibu mana
Fatei debi to dana.
Sabu maza nela se Banda raja.
It was the giant cock which actually hijacked the pleasure of sex, while the two testicles became mere onlooker.
Banda is also used in a mildly offensive way & has several colloquial uses as follows.
Mu Taku Banda Bala re khatiri karena.
(I don't care him even for a strand of my pubic hair.)
Tu Banda ta janichhu.
(You don't know anything about this.)
Tu k'ana mo Banda mundi?
(Are you so important a person as you think?)
Alo lo Naba Nabina,
Mo Banda Pela ku ana.
Jadi Tu karibu mana
Fatei debi to dana.
by Jack DeSilva January 1, 2013
by DJTeddy August 25, 2007
Bia ku banda geila, bia jai ghare kahila. (When the cock fucked the pussy, pussy complained about it to her guardians.)
by odia July 31, 2006
akasha re phopadi debi moro bia, kemiti gheyinbu kaha jogani khia,
aeroplane parika banda ti moro, uddi uddi gheyinba bia ku toro...
la la lalalala...
aeroplane parika banda ti moro, uddi uddi gheyinba bia ku toro...
la la lalalala...
by painintheass January 27, 2005
Bia ku banda geila, bia jai ghare kahila. (When the cock fucked the pussy, pussy complained about it to her guardians.)
by odia July 31, 2006
A Sinhalese person, (derogatory).
Sri Lankan Tamils commonly refer to their Sinhalese counterparts as 'Bandas', possibly because Sinhalese people are commonly believed to have migrated to Sri Lanka from Orissa, and Banda is Oriyan for 'penis'.
The Sinhalese have been discriminating against and ethnically cleansing the Tamils from Sri Lanka for more than thirty years, culminating in the Vanni Massacres of April/ May 2009 in which between twenty to forty thousand Tamil civilians are believed to have been secretly massacred by the Sri Lankan Army under the Rajapakse regime. Hence, the hostility felt by Sri Lankan Tamils towards the Sinhalese majority.
Tamils also believe that the domination of Sri Lanka by the Sinhalese is attributable to brute force and positive discrimination rather than intellectual ability.
Sri Lankan Tamils commonly refer to their Sinhalese counterparts as 'Bandas', possibly because Sinhalese people are commonly believed to have migrated to Sri Lanka from Orissa, and Banda is Oriyan for 'penis'.
The Sinhalese have been discriminating against and ethnically cleansing the Tamils from Sri Lanka for more than thirty years, culminating in the Vanni Massacres of April/ May 2009 in which between twenty to forty thousand Tamil civilians are believed to have been secretly massacred by the Sri Lankan Army under the Rajapakse regime. Hence, the hostility felt by Sri Lankan Tamils towards the Sinhalese majority.
Tamils also believe that the domination of Sri Lanka by the Sinhalese is attributable to brute force and positive discrimination rather than intellectual ability.
by Shreya23 March 24, 2010
Banda
Banda ("band") refers to the form of music played by large brass ensembles that first appeared in the northern Mexican state of Sinaloa several decades ago by German immigrants. Similar to Polka, a typical banda ensemble features trumpets, trombones, tubas, accordians and percussion instruments, and may include keyboards. String instruments are used sparingly, if at all. Banda sounds somewhat similar to American Big Band music, but with a distinctive Mexican twist. It's loved by pollos, paisas, mojados,frijoleros,tijuaneros,borrachos, wetbacks and beaners everywhere.
Banda ("band") refers to the form of music played by large brass ensembles that first appeared in the northern Mexican state of Sinaloa several decades ago by German immigrants. Similar to Polka, a typical banda ensemble features trumpets, trombones, tubas, accordians and percussion instruments, and may include keyboards. String instruments are used sparingly, if at all. Banda sounds somewhat similar to American Big Band music, but with a distinctive Mexican twist. It's loved by pollos, paisas, mojados,frijoleros,tijuaneros,borrachos, wetbacks and beaners everywhere.
by Paco March 17, 2005