manjakamba

Originally derived from the Vail language in Liberia. Two words are combined to form a single word: Manjah, meaning chief, big or leader and Kamba, meaning God. Thus direct translation for 'Manjakamba' means, the Chief God, Big God or the Leader God. A better or proper translation would be, the Supreme or Almighty God.

John Kent at the University of New Hampshire is a devout believer in Manjakamba.

The followers of Manjakamba in the United States strongly oppose breaking constitutional laws.

by Royal G. Ware October 25, 2019

Manackage

Its a hybird of man and package

My Manackage was in jeopardy when i jumped from the airplane while i was nude.

by Digital April 6, 2003

Mana!

Something a Mantequilla teacher says when they are angry. They can also say it when they are nagging (which is something they often do).

Mantequilla says Mana!

Mana! I already told you!

by Vajanka January 11, 2009

Manaal

awesome cool dude
rad man
pretty fun

YO MANAALS SO COOOL MAAAAAAAAAN

by Florence Wallace July 26, 2022

mana

Bread and Water. Used to Replenish the Magic Powers of extremely powerful and other-worldly War Lords, such as myself.

So I layeth'd down my pencil and replenished myself with a helping of Mana.

by Dylantehgreat June 12, 2007

Manachino

A man's anal cherry; a man's anal virginity.

Garrett lost his manachino to a stranger at fourteen.

by The Cherry Debating Comittee December 22, 2008

Maja

Maja is a standard name code that in certain social security systems are given to children that has been left in societys care. The children are mainly abandoned by their parents due to substance abuse — most often cannabis. The name started out as a kind of stoner-in-joke, but has in later years gained traction and relevance as a deterministic code for especially difficult children and are used in orphanages combined with numbers.

Oh that poor girl, you can tell she is a Maja.

by chuji March 22, 2016