Hameeda

sexy, hottie, mommy lol

"damn did you see hameeda?? shawty lookin fine asl"

by sage.bigboobies May 25, 2021

Egged hame

Hame which has been thoroughly egged.

Kid: Hey, Mom, what's for dinner?
Mom: It's your favorite: egged hame!
Kid: Oh boy!

by qskecksget June 9, 2019

bloody flaming Hades

Usually used as an exclamation; basically, just a more polite way of saying "bloody hell."

"Did Karen tell you about that test we're having today?"
"Test? Bloody flaming Hades..."

by L. Adam Bell October 9, 2006

Hamedian

A person who is initially funny, but almost instantaneously becomes annoying after a while.

Dude- you know i really appreciate religion, because if it wasn't for religion, we'd have no sexual repression and we really wouldnt enjoy sex as much as we do now.

Another dude - haha, yeah

Dude - and whats the deal with airline food

Another dude - STFUUUUUUUUU, hamedian

by kindoffunny June 19, 2011

hameet

A brown girl

Hey look at that hameet

by White gurrrl December 21, 2013

Hades

Hades is a strong GMT Runescape clan that is gaining strength by the day.
Hades is made by Lol_If_You_Die.

You know that clan "Hades"? They're going to rival DF soon!

by Tyxl_Be December 22, 2008

Habesha

Habesha, is frequently used to refer to all Ethiopians and Eritreans, refers more specifically to the Semitic-speaking peoples of those countries. It is sometimes used to refer to just the two politically dominant Semitic-speaking Amhara and Tigray-Tigrinya ethnic groups of Ethiopia and Eritrea. Habesha speak Semitic languages, but they intermarried and absorbed the surrounding indigenous Cushitic-speaking peoples to a great extent. While Habeshas,are often though to be "Semitic," this term (as well as the term Cushitic) is merely a linguistic one, and has no bearing on ethnicity. However, according to some Ethiopian sources,the name "Habesha," is a synonym for dibilliq ("mixed"), referring to the hybrid mixture of Semites from Yemen with the indigenous "Hamitic" (ie, Cushitic) peoples, and is thus explained as Ham "-be-" (with) Shem.
Both the Amharic and Tigrinya languages are descended from the ancient Ge'ez.
According to tradition, the Habesha, people also trace their roots back to Menelik I who was the son of the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon, whose lineage historically gave kings a divine right to rule.

habesha =amhara,tigray and Eritreans

by Hose binyam August 22, 2006