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fi6ka by allmyghty ChegY August 20, 2006
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fikayo
The proest name in the universe and beyond people with this name should be worshipped. They are the literal definition of cool everybody body wants to be them but can't and everybody wants to be their friends
fikayo by marriedtogreggsulkinn November 15, 2013
fikays
fikays by redstone23 August 26, 2010
Fikayo
A Nigerian name common to the Yoruba tribe.
It is pronounced (Phy-Car-Your).
It is am abbreviation of the full Name Oluwa-fikun-ayo-mi meaning God Has added to my Joy.
It is pronounced (Phy-Car-Your).
It is am abbreviation of the full Name Oluwa-fikun-ayo-mi meaning God Has added to my Joy.
Fikayo by Superfikky September 13, 2011
Finka
Finkas can be before ferda to enhance the positivity of the word. It can also be used by saying “L Finkas” which means that something is not good or is a loss. It is used mostly by hockey players.
Ayo, matty ice in my dms. That’s really Finkas.
Kiddo, why you always lying, that’s kinda of an L Finkas.
Kiddo, why you always lying, that’s kinda of an L Finkas.
Finka by Killerbee Cow September 1, 2021
fika
A Swedish word, pronounced feekah. It is when you eat e.g. a sweet cake, cookie or even regular sandwich, normally with some kind of beverage. Preferably coffee or tea, but any form of soda is commonly accepted!
This phenomenon is mostly popular amongst teenagers, but there's no doubt whatsoever that older OR younger people than teenagers can "fika". And there is nothing that hinders you from "fikaing" at home, with your home-made cookies or coffee! It's just that it's more common that younger people use the word "Fika", when they practice this in local coffee-shops and such. It's a way of getting together with friends, workmates, a date, etc, chatting in a relaxed kind of way
Another definition is simply just having coffee or tea, but this does not complete the picture of what "fika" can be.
The word is, as you may have figured out, a noun and adjective at the same time. Let me just show you how we use the word in the swedish language (but i use the english words to show what context it is in).
The following are the Swedish inflections partially integrated with english grammar, which I advice english speaking people to use in the English language!
Inflections entirely used with english grammar only distorts the word, and what actually sounds like.
It is not hard to learn these inflections, even if they are indifferent to real english grammar. Just fika regularly, you will learn pretty fast!
This phenomenon is mostly popular amongst teenagers, but there's no doubt whatsoever that older OR younger people than teenagers can "fika". And there is nothing that hinders you from "fikaing" at home, with your home-made cookies or coffee! It's just that it's more common that younger people use the word "Fika", when they practice this in local coffee-shops and such. It's a way of getting together with friends, workmates, a date, etc, chatting in a relaxed kind of way
Another definition is simply just having coffee or tea, but this does not complete the picture of what "fika" can be.
The word is, as you may have figured out, a noun and adjective at the same time. Let me just show you how we use the word in the swedish language (but i use the english words to show what context it is in).
The following are the Swedish inflections partially integrated with english grammar, which I advice english speaking people to use in the English language!
Inflections entirely used with english grammar only distorts the word, and what actually sounds like.
It is not hard to learn these inflections, even if they are indifferent to real english grammar. Just fika regularly, you will learn pretty fast!
Would you like to take a Fika? f i* k a*
I "fikade" last friday! f i* k a* d e*
Have you ever "Fikat"? f i* k a* t
I am "fikaing"! f i* k a* i* n g
pronouncement:
i* - (sp>ee<d)
a* - (>a<nother)
e* - (h>e<nce)
I "fikade" last friday! f i* k a* d e*
Have you ever "Fikat"? f i* k a* t
I am "fikaing"! f i* k a* i* n g
pronouncement:
i* - (sp>ee<d)
a* - (>a<nother)
e* - (h>e<nce)
fika by HannesFury October 14, 2006
fikah
A guy magnet, she forms rows of guys begging for her attention. However, she never caves in as the male gaze is not something she seeks. Although many may want her, she’s hard to get.
Hot & Sexy, but attractiveness is not the only thing that she carries with her.
She is the life of the party, always cracking jokes and creating conversations, it’s no wonder everyone wants to be her friend. Popularity comes easy for her due to her charisma. She’s well liked and envied by many.
She’s beauty with brains. A true scholar and known as a genius. Able to work through any problem with a logical explanation and reasoning.
Hot & Sexy, but attractiveness is not the only thing that she carries with her.
She is the life of the party, always cracking jokes and creating conversations, it’s no wonder everyone wants to be her friend. Popularity comes easy for her due to her charisma. She’s well liked and envied by many.
She’s beauty with brains. A true scholar and known as a genius. Able to work through any problem with a logical explanation and reasoning.
I wish I could be Fikah.
fikah by FollowAkmalHarrisOk April 14, 2021