Savitri

sah-vi-three
Noun

1. Child of the sun.

2. Princess, goddess of the sun.

3. A women full of beauty and intelligence.

Origin: Sanskrit, stem savitr-

"Beauty and intelligence were the princess Savitri’s, and eyes that shine like the sun."

- ("Savitri: A Tale of Ancient India" Retold by Aaron Shepard)

by clairabell December 9, 2013

Semitic

Family of related languages long spoken across part of western Asia and northern Africa. In antiquity these languages included Hebrew, Aramaic, and Phoenician. The most wide–spread modern member of the Semitic family is Arabic.

As early as 2900 B.C.E., personal names recorded in inscriptions from the northerly cities reveal a non-Sumerian Semitic language.

by HistoryNerd94 December 16, 2010

Savitis A

Savitis A is used when you want to say something, that is of no relevance to any conversion going on or of any importance, and forget what you want to say immediately before opening your mouth. Most commonly used for unnecessary comments or tips that nobody wants to know.

Person A: did you see that man?
Person B: nope why
Person A: he looked so sus
Person C: ... i just forgot what I wanted to say
Person A: hah Savitis A

by taewithkookie April 14, 2022

sedition

incitement of resistance to or insurrection against lawful authority

A lady at the airport is asked by a security officer: "Do you plan revolution or sedition?"
Answer: Sedition (Obviously, she thought, sedition is not as bas as revolution!)

by Anonymous June 20, 2003

seritionship

A serious relationship, as opposed to casual dating, sex, etc.

Peep 1: Aren't you tired of dating so many guys?
Peep2: Yeah I need to settle down.
Peep 1: Girl, you need a seritionship.

by Whooty wrangler May 6, 2012

semitic good looks

the physical attractiveness of a Jewish person

Lisa Simpson: "I believe everything you say, with your words and Semitic good looks."

by beautiful_penguin May 21, 2016

ov şehit

Turkish version of "oh shehit", got popular at mid 2010's between Turkish teenagers. According to rumors the sentence came to Turkey with reddit from US redditors. Generally using in "fatal" events. Also "şehit" means "martyr" in Turkish.

"Ov şehit, his nose bleeds like a fountain."

by gotmeonmyknees December 6, 2020