A reference to the jailbreaking community. When someone asks wen eta iso, it really means when is the eta for an ios jailbreak
wen eta iso 15
by Spawnegg May 25, 2021
A phrase used by impatient people in the tx community. ETA stands for "estimated time of arrival" and "wen" means "when"
admin wen eta 0tx?!?!?!?
by Spindel10 January 18, 2021
by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 17, 2018
In "Nature Trail to Hell" by Weird Al Yankovic, there's a part that goes !zihW eseehC etae nataS. This is "Satan eats Cheese Whiz" in reverse.
by KaijuNerd July 13, 2023
person 1: do you know greek?
person 2: alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta eta theta iota kappa lambda mu nu xi omicron pi rho sigma tau upsilon phi chi psi omega.
person 1: you are good at greek!
person 2: alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta eta theta iota kappa lambda mu nu xi omicron pi rho sigma tau upsilon phi chi psi omega.
person 1: you are good at greek!
by Phu The Writer May 09, 2022
An Eta Male is a male who dresses and acts feminine but doesn't want to be considered a femboy due to the stigma surrounding it.
by braybu May 30, 2025
A meme, originally used by the team that made UnthreadedJB. Back in the old days, there was this iOS jailbreak team that everyone thought was fake and it was sort of jokingly followed as "look at these idiots trying to convince the community that they can do something". They called themselves UnthreadedJB, and they kept meme-ing "eta son".
That team then surprised everyone and actually released a working jailbreak, but for a very limited device/iOS version range... and all of the versions they supported were already supported by redsn0w, so it was completely useless.
Today, "eta son" (or "eta s0n") is used as a way to mock people who beg for jailbreak releases, usually Twitter users. The beggars are often referred to as "wen eta-ers" (sometimes "eta kids" or "eta kiddies") because they constantly ask "WEN??????" (when without the 'h' because usually, the beggars are young/immature and can't spell).
That team then surprised everyone and actually released a working jailbreak, but for a very limited device/iOS version range... and all of the versions they supported were already supported by redsn0w, so it was completely useless.
Today, "eta son" (or "eta s0n") is used as a way to mock people who beg for jailbreak releases, usually Twitter users. The beggars are often referred to as "wen eta-ers" (sometimes "eta kids" or "eta kiddies") because they constantly ask "WEN??????" (when without the 'h' because usually, the beggars are young/immature and can't spell).
by suši bākā January 20, 2023