Silah

a silah is an amazing weapon in any circumstance. if you're looking for someone to talk to or someone to rely on or something to fall back on a silah is always there. not only are silahs amazing, but they are also precious. if you happen to know a silah, hold that silah close to your heart.

John: "Have you seen how amazing she is!!!??"
Kane: "Must be a silah"

by Jake Calluway October 29, 2011

Silmarillion

A masterpiece written by J.R.R. Tolkien and published by his son Christopher Tolkien, less known than The Lord of the Rings. It tells you how the Middle-earth was created and expands the knowledge of the events that took place in the First and Second Age.

If you have seen or read The Lord of the Rings and you haven´t read The Silmarillion.... you don't know anything about the Middle-earth.

by Narthalion August 15, 2004

Silia

The best mother on the face of the planet! She is loving, sweet, kind, and gentle. She can get a little crazy sometimes when you make her mad, but she'll always forgive you and give you a hug afterwards. She always knows what you like and will go out of her way to make your birthday or any other special day even more amazing than you hoped it would be.

"Silia is the best mom ever!"

by jackpot468 November 18, 2011

SilMaster

Short for the two words "Silly Master." Or, depending on how you use it, it can mean Silly Masturbater. Mostly used while texting.

Ex 1:
"Laughing my fucking ass off, you're a silmaster at this game."

Ex 2: (Said by an Australian, or a British person.)
"Oi, get oveh he'e ye silmasta'"

by NoobHammer May 11, 2021

Akhmat sila

Word popularized by the president of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.

Akhmad which is his father.
Sila which means strength.

Your boy Mansur: Yo arbi did you beat up that kid at school today)
Arbi: Yeah man i did a flying triangle choke on him
Mansur: Akhmat sila!

by NoxchiBorz95GalnishMantish September 12, 2018

Sillage

The scent left behind by perfume, usually after the subject has passed.

Man: Her perfume came on a bit strong, but the sillage was perfect.

by Xanalhu February 25, 2011

The Silmarillion

First published in 1977 after being constructed from J.R.R. Tolkien's notes by his son Christopher, The Silmarillion contains much of the history of Middle-Earth before the events of the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. It is perhaps best thought of in terms of a modern history book constructed from several contradictory sources penned by people with agendas and bad filings systems; containing conjecture, racial stereotypes, claims of religious superiority, a lot of things ending in -ism, and the idea that Fingon was Gil-Galad's father.

Excluding the foreword, index of names and appendix, the book is divided into five main segments; Ainulindalë, Valaquenta, Quenta Silmarillion, Akallabêth, and Of The Rings Of Power And The Third Age.

Warning: contains conlangs and tears unnumbered.

While reading The Silmarillion people often cry themselves to sleep over the deaths of their favourite characters.

by Osprey Eamon February 7, 2015