dadash

Means brother in persian language

Salam dadash , hello dadash .
Ok dadash

by Maral joon May 21, 2022

Dala Puja

Dala Puja is broadly known as Chhath Puja for the Hindu God Surya Dev. However, dala puja is celebrated differently than that of Chhath Puja wherein rural Hindu people of Bengal esp. North Eastern Bangladeshi Hindus worship the ascribed god of this utsav in a "dala" i.e. a bamboo craft basket on top with long legs for supporting. Followers perform varied functions such as local dance, folk song, or anything pleasant at each person's home whole night, where dala puja is celebrated, and are rewarded with coconuts from each puja giver family.

Dala puja is a memorable puja for many Hindu boys and girls, where they can perform and dress as they wish to entertain others in puja pandal.

by typical Indian October 5, 2023

dadass

1.) A person, usually of the male race, whom you can see being a great father and has an all-around wonderful personality that is pretty badass.
2.) A gnarly father.

Griff is a dadass. I know he will be a legit father!

Do you see that man playing ball with his son at the park, while letting him smoke a joint!? Do you see him? Why can't you be a dadass like that, Dad?

by kaaate roberts December 9, 2008

Dalai Lama

To suck (or request the sucking) of the tongue.

Give us a Dalai Lama babe.

by A Robinson April 12, 2023

Dalaiah

An amazing person that you will only meet once in a life time. She is there when you need her the most, and will always love you no matter what.

She claims to be awkward. She dyes her hair. She listens to Rock and Roll music but enjoys to listen to more relaxing music also. She's an all round beautiful person, inside and out. Never let her go, she's perfect.

Have you met Dalaiah?
I can't see one fault with her

by ISupa March 2, 2015

dalal

A middleman or a pimp.

I bought a house and had to pay a lot of money to the dalal

by Abhishek Khanna September 5, 2003

Dalai Lama

The historical heads of the dge-lugs-pa (pronounced gelukpa) sect of Tibetan Buddhism, who were described by two French Jesuits in 1661 as, "devilish God-the-father who puts to death such as refuse to adore him". The Dalai Lama, while today is known as the 'exiled leader of Tibet', gained his right to rule in Tibet during the rule of the "Great Fifth" Dalai Lama, Lobsang Gyatso, from China in 1653 from emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty.

The 14th Dalai Lama, while said to be in 'exile', fled China when the Chinese tried to dismantle his autocratic semi-independent state and liberate his people.

Though many liberals venerate the Dalai Lama as a symbol of peace and tolerance, his underlying motives of segregating Tibet once more from the outside world show his true intentions.

by Tenzin Tashi January 17, 2005