Hanmas

The Hoilday of both Hanukkah and Christmas

My mom Celebrates Hanukkah and my dad celebrates christmas as a family we celebrate Hanmas

Hanmas by Andrew Gotlieb September 22, 2005

Yujiro Hanma

The definition of complete menace. Strong enough to stop an earthquake by punching the ground once, with enough anger and strong presence to shake an entire building and so much testosterone that anyone around him, regardless of gender, is now a woman.

"You heard about the street fight last night? I heard some guy got Yujiro Hanma'd and got beaten in one hit"

Yujiro Hanma by zSunner May 7, 2022

Hamasa

A beautiful girl who is very sensitive. She’s smart and a little athletic. She’s very into love but can never have a good relationship. She’s a great artist and her aesthetic is art and photography. She is very sensitive and has very nice and strong friends so if you make her cry watch out for her boy best friends. She enjoys people like Billie Eilish and is very good at photo and video editing. She’s learned what love is at a very young stage. What makes her happy is simply being by herself.

Look at her! She could be a hamasa, don’t you think?

Hamasa by Fortnitegirl102937 April 17, 2019

Yahshua HaMashiach 

Commonly called "Jesus Christ".

Our Saviour was incarnated as a Hebrew man; He was called Yahshua HaMashiach by his disciples.

Yahshua HaMashiach by Reverend Billy Graham May 26, 2006

Hanase 

The Japanese word for "let go!" and is a rather rude way to say it.

*man grabs little girl* Hanase, pervert!

Hanase by Jayrunner January 6, 2010

Hanase 

Means "let go" . Works well when you friend tries to stop you from killing Wevil during a Orichalcos duel.

HANASE ! DURO MONSTA CARDO !

Hanase by motsuko January 6, 2018

Yahshua HaMashiach 

A Yahwistic equivalent of the Gentile-English "Jesus Christ" or the Messianic Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".

Old Testament scholars often refer to the religion of the Hebrew Bible as "Yahwism", because Yahweh is the center of this religion, and the name "Yahweh" is used throughout. During the time between the Testaments, Judaism developed, wherein Yahweh is worshipped, but His name is not pronounced as a way to avoid saying the name in vain. Hence the Yahwistic "Yahshua HaMashiach" versus the Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".

Yahshua HaMashiach by Rabbi Mosheh EliYahu July 30, 2009