Aku Aku
A floating mask from the Crash Bandicoot game series. He aids Crash & co. in some way. He has an evil twin, Uka Uka.
Aku Aku by LucarioIzumi January 24, 2011
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Aku Bird
An individual who lives a broke lifestyle by means of living off others income, hospitality, and aloha while simultaneously not having any purpose or value.
Daryl likes to eat poke & drink beer with the boys as long as he's not buying the beer. He also takes trips at the expense of other's. Daryl would be consider a aku bird.
Aku Bird by BIGISLANDVIRAL August 1, 2020
Aku Sumatra
Aku Sumatra literally translated to I'm Sumatra, Sumatra being the name of Indonesian Western Island, most people didn't know this so when you mention this people will ask what is Aku Sumatra and you can then talk about that for added topic in your conversation.
Use this when you ran out of topic when speaking with someone.
E.g
A: This is getting awkward. .
B: Aku Sumatra
Using that will spark another conversation or atleast new topic to continue your conversation
E.g
A: This is getting awkward. .
B: Aku Sumatra
Using that will spark another conversation or atleast new topic to continue your conversation
Aku Sumatra by Aibowo October 15, 2019
Sting aku yahuu
About a viral guy from Malaysia who did a food's review. He ate chicken and it was too yummy so he said 'sedaqq sedaqq sting aku yahuu yahuuu' which means he felt stim (sexually 😂✌️) to that chicken.
Sting aku yahuu by Secret admire ❣️ September 16, 2020
aku soku zan
The more poetic translations are "Swift death to evil" and "Slay evil immediately."
Aku = Evil
Soku = Immediate (more emphasis on "immediate" as opposed to "swiftly" or "quickly")
Zan = Slay (Depending on how you see it; literally it means "chop" but this changes slightly in context. Here it probably means "slay".
Aku = Evil
Soku = Immediate (more emphasis on "immediate" as opposed to "swiftly" or "quickly")
Zan = Slay (Depending on how you see it; literally it means "chop" but this changes slightly in context. Here it probably means "slay".
It is a motto that united soldiers in late 19th century Japan, during the period of the Meiji Revolution.
Though some may consider such a "law" an extreme measure, those who followed it did so religiously. Believing that no matter what side they fought for, that as long as they upheld Aku Soku Zan, they would accomplish their mission.
Though some may consider such a "law" an extreme measure, those who followed it did so religiously. Believing that no matter what side they fought for, that as long as they upheld Aku Soku Zan, they would accomplish their mission.
aku soku zan by Mytheos-ASB February 4, 2007