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A definition of beauty with brain . Really good in everything especially with her/his work . Other than that , Fahana also mean " The Sweetest " . It means , she/ he have a really sweet simle . A sweet smile will make people fall in love with her .
" Your smile is so Fahana "

" Aww thank u ! "
Fahana by lilypod11223344 January 4, 2018
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Surinamese word for the blending of a whole sentence into one (1) word. The sentence is actually a question.

"Fa a libi e waka?" --> Fa waka?
Literally : "How is life walking (going)?"

Meaning : "How are you doing?"

This is "wakamang" language, the slang language in Surinamese language from the streets of Suriname. Youngsters like to pick up words like these and use these words from the streets amongst one another.

"Fawaka?" is used among peers and never used by a youngster to an adult. That would be considered rude and very impolite.

An adult using the word "Fawaka?" to a youngster places himself in the sub culture of the youngster and would do so to get closer in terms of trust etc.
Boy 1: "Fawaka?"
Boy 2: "Allright!" (would actually respond in surinamese)
Boy 2: "Fawaka?"
Boy 1: "Allright!" (would actually respond in surinamese)
fawaka by Caatje July 7, 2009
a punishment, common in middle east and far east, includes caning the soles of the feet after restricting them by rod and rope.
if you got a bad score you will get a falaka
falaka by bastinadodesires April 6, 2007
"Upate fanaka na miaka mingi duniani." means "That it may be well with thee, and thou mayest live long on the earth. "
Steve: haay!
Louise: Hey
Steve: Fawaka?
Louise: fine:) and you?
Steve: Good
fawaka by Mii December 30, 2004

Mohdi fahka 

Mohdi fahka is another way to say "Mother fucker".
Because Africans can't say "Mother fucker"
It was originaly said by Aries Spears at "Hollywood Look I'm Smiling - Weed and National Geographic." on 2011.
African No. 1 " Why arent you playin wit da lions?"
African No.2 " I ain't fukin wit dat mohdi fahka!"
Mohdi fahka by Cheetzy September 8, 2013
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