Te Atawhai’s are the sweetest boys in the whole world, and when they smile you can help but smile too and get a whole load of butterflies churning in your stomach..they know how to care for the ones they love and generally have a sense of humor, sometimes people with this name can be silly but that’s okay because they make up for it in cuteness. they know how to give great advice and are very comforting to be around, they have an extremely contagious laugh that makes you want to laugh too… they are the best type of people to have in your life, if you have a Te Atawhai make sure you cherish him because he deserves the whole universe and a bag of chips.
by m.xoxo March 12, 2024
Get the Te Atawhaimug. by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 9, 2025
Get the <.7.9.7.6.>Yo, ANgel JOse RObles NO Te Hico Nada<.7.9.7.6.>mug. Same as "fute-te-ar soarele", but with a local Transylvanian accent.
A Romanian expression that blends crude insult with a poetic twist of natural forces. Implies a deeper commentary on poor judgment. There is also a medical implication in the sense that people with lack of judgement would spend time under the sun without proper protection and getting heat stroked.
Culturally, it may mock someone’s inability to foresee obvious consequences like standing in the sun too long without protection and getting heatstroke. The sun becomes both the punisher and the metaphor for harsh reality. The phrase carries a layer of medical absurdity, hinting that the person’s brain might already be fried from overexposure, hence their current idiocy.
A Romanian expression that blends crude insult with a poetic twist of natural forces. Implies a deeper commentary on poor judgment. There is also a medical implication in the sense that people with lack of judgement would spend time under the sun without proper protection and getting heat stroked.
Culturally, it may mock someone’s inability to foresee obvious consequences like standing in the sun too long without protection and getting heatstroke. The sun becomes both the punisher and the metaphor for harsh reality. The phrase carries a layer of medical absurdity, hinting that the person’s brain might already be fried from overexposure, hence their current idiocy.
"Fută-te-ar soarele de prost"
“May the sun fuck you, you idiot.”
It adds „de prost” (literally “for being stupid” / “you fool”) to specify why the curse is being delivered.
“May the sun fuck you, you idiot.”
It adds „de prost” (literally “for being stupid” / “you fool”) to specify why the curse is being delivered.
by Lascarica July 16, 2025
Get the Fută-te-ar soarelemug. Threat
Trans:I've shaved him.
We only use it to our sworn enemies .It is used to tell your enemies that you will wipe them from the face of the earth.
Trans:I've shaved him.
We only use it to our sworn enemies .It is used to tell your enemies that you will wipe them from the face of the earth.
Me:I've got my driver license.
Father:I won't buy you a car.
Me:If you don't buy me a car ,te-am ras.
Father:I won't buy you a car.
Me:If you don't buy me a car ,te-am ras.
by gladiatoros April 19, 2022
Get the Te-am rasmug. for example your cousin doesn’t know how to screenrecord a video.
me-“can you screenrecord it for me”
cousin- “i cant” “sorry”
me- “te csjsgrowg”
me-“can you screenrecord it for me”
cousin- “i cant” “sorry”
me- “te csjsgrowg”
by anonymous November 15, 2020
Get the te csjsgrowgmug. Literal Translation:
"Dale" = "Go ahead" / "Do it" / "Come on"
"que no te veo" = "because I can't see you" or "since I don't see you"
Idiomatic Meaning:
Encouraging someone to act freely or without shame, as if no one were watching. A way to urge someone to do something quickly or boldly. Mostly used in a party/celebratory setting by Alexita Gasbarrino and has since expanded to parties and friends who she has celebrated with.
"Dale" = "Go ahead" / "Do it" / "Come on"
"que no te veo" = "because I can't see you" or "since I don't see you"
Idiomatic Meaning:
Encouraging someone to act freely or without shame, as if no one were watching. A way to urge someone to do something quickly or boldly. Mostly used in a party/celebratory setting by Alexita Gasbarrino and has since expanded to parties and friends who she has celebrated with.
by Alexita gas June 13, 2025
Get the dale que no te veomug.