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Charshanbe-ye-8eyedi
In Shiaa, there is a tradition about Imam Hossein Martyrdom, it is Ashura! 10th of Muharram. I converted the hijri calender and found this day was a Wednesday.
Wednesday in Persian and oral form is Charshanbe.
Muslims call people Seyed when their heritage root is from Prophet.
In my hometown (Kermūn) there is a belief Seyeds become moody (kind of bipolar form of Kanye West or newly Ye) on Wednesdays!
8eyedi seems like 2 S combined therefore means Seyedi wich makes it an adj. of the Wednesday.
Last but not least, the whole phrase means „i‘m moody this Wednesday“ Purple filters means near to maniac and green filters means near to depression!!
Wednesday in Persian and oral form is Charshanbe.
Muslims call people Seyed when their heritage root is from Prophet.
In my hometown (Kermūn) there is a belief Seyeds become moody (kind of bipolar form of Kanye West or newly Ye) on Wednesdays!
8eyedi seems like 2 S combined therefore means Seyedi wich makes it an adj. of the Wednesday.
Last but not least, the whole phrase means „i‘m moody this Wednesday“ Purple filters means near to maniac and green filters means near to depression!!
Oh, man what a Wednesday, I loved it!!!! It was absolutely a Charshanbe-ye-8eyedi!!
-Sup bro? + Shitty, Charshanbe-ye-8eyedi
-Sup bro? + Shitty, Charshanbe-ye-8eyedi
Charshanbe-ye-8eyedi by Tabibz September 27, 2023
Half way to Ye
Half way to Ye…means you’ve said something considered crazy or controversial.
You are on your way to being cray cray like Ye.
A bit off your rocker or mainstream thought
You are on your way to being cray cray like Ye.
A bit off your rocker or mainstream thought
Half way to Ye by Cat@22 December 8, 2022
B'ye
An informal term used to address used to a male. Most likely derived from 'boy.' Can be directed to females as well.
Used primarily in Eastern Canada; Newfoundland, Nova Scotia primarily.
Other spellings: Buh, bye, bah etc.
Used primarily in Eastern Canada; Newfoundland, Nova Scotia primarily.
Other spellings: Buh, bye, bah etc.
B'ye by helluhbah! March 4, 2010