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An Amazigh is a proud native African who is indigenous to North Africa and his ancestors inhabited the area from the Atlantic Ocean to the Siwa Oasis in Egypt, and from the Mediterranean Sea to the Niger River and had many civilizations. Amazigh people still exist in North Africa although the Arabs tried so hard to arabize them and erase their identity.
“Azul fellawen”
“What does that mean?”
“Oh , it means Hello everyone in Tamazight , the language of Amazigh people”
amazigh by Tifayur_ August 18, 2020
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male name of Hebrew origin, in Bible one of the kings of Judah, meaning "the strength of god"
his name is Amaziah
Amaziah by lilbeast February 8, 2010
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A biblical name of a king, it simply means strength of the Lord. It’s a very unique name answered by few people Around the world, one of which is a male African (Nigerian) in his 20s. Another is an American ( from Illinois) male. They are all known for strength, courage, & good looks. The short form of this name is Ziah.
I’m Amaziah.... I’m strength

He’s so cute, probably because he’s Amaziah

Amazing Ziah
Amaziah by TheEngine September 10, 2020
amazingly zigernut. amazingly fast at doing ur mom.

person1: what did you do last night?
pearson2: I did patty
pearson2: that's amazig
person1: what did you do last night?
pearson2: I did patty
pearson2: that's amazig
amazig by wolfieisyay December 3, 2018
Amaziah moans randomly.
Amaziah by anonymous February 24, 2022
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