Sakanigadik

Sakanigadik is a word which you would yell out loud to show your thankfulness of being there in the world. It is pronounced: Sak-uh-nigg-adik.

Me: "SAKANIGADIK EVERYONE!!!"
Everyone: "SAKANIGADIK TO YOU TOO!"

by asoijdoijw2qoij2qeijq2ioj April 25, 2023

sakakak

Some real gay shit that you can perform on your friends and family.

Nigga: Yo police offica why am i gettin dis polis ticket instead of the guy behind me
Policeman: Cuz you fuckin gay dude.
Nigga: Will i have to sakakak to get out of dis?
Policeman: O yea you have to.

by niggablasta January 26, 2018

Sakalaka

The true god. Saksham
You must say sakalaka over over again to celebrate him. Sakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalaka

Hey
Hey
Sakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalakalaka

Yes

by Reee69 October 25, 2020

sakariasen

To fix something right the first time so well as to re-engineer the original problem and to never face it again.

I'm done with these fixes they send me, we need a sakariasen so we can deal with other things. This is becoming a waste of time and money otherwise.

by CladMonitor January 9, 2010

shuu sakamaki

A lazy, Hawt, music loving vampire. He skips classes and is always in the music room

"OH MY GOSH! IT'S SHUU SAKAMAKI!!"

"He's hawt, I would definitely let him drink my blood"

"Same!"

"I want to listen to music with him in the music room!"

by Angel Santos May 15, 2016

sakabatou

A reverse-blade sword. The sharpened (edge) and unsharpened (back) sides of the blade are transposed, allowing the user to perform traditional sword-wielding techniques with non-lethal results.

Since the opponent was struck with a Sakabatou sword, he was not cut, but instead was stunned.

by soulDistortion October 29, 2003

sakabatou

A sakabatou is the sword of a pacifist samurai. As killing opponents with the point of the sword was considered dishonorable, a sakabatou if used normally would only inflict blunt force trauma which would not be fatal.

Generally, the use of a sakabatou meant that the samurai had dishonored himself and had taken a vow to regain his honor.

Kenshin drew his sakabatou.

by Petrodon April 14, 2004