IJALA
Shorthand for "I just actually laughed aloud". Intended as a literal version of "LOL", indicating that the user actually laughed aloud.
IJALA by aesimpleton September 8, 2011
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itala
Itala is a strong hearted and emotional girl can be friendly and overly aggressive and are able to hit.they are able to fall in love easily and gets what is wanted, lovable and have alot of amazing friends.
itala by inkXerror.com December 21, 2018
IALAC
An acronym created by Dr. Sidney B. Simon, professor of Education, retired from the Univ. of Massachusetts. His activity, I Am Lovable And Capable, was developed to help children not put themselves down and learn to value themselves. He later wrote a book by that title. The activity has become so popular that so many people have 'borrowed' it (read "plagiarized") that they've separated his name and authorship from the material. He is still actively conducting trainings all over the US. Because the metaphor in the exercise is a SIGN with the IALAC letters on it, people say, "He ripped my sign" when they mean "he hurt my feelings."
IALAC by Barnegat Blummis August 12, 2006
IALAC
(Eye-uh-Lack) n.
Acronym meaning "I am lovable and capable". IALAC correlates to your self-worth, often based on positive and negative events that happened to you recently.
Negative events can tear or damage your IALAC, positive ones may repair it.
Acronym meaning "I am lovable and capable". IALAC correlates to your self-worth, often based on positive and negative events that happened to you recently.
Negative events can tear or damage your IALAC, positive ones may repair it.
IALAC by and120cents February 3, 2006
igala
A Nigerian ethnic group located in the middle belt/north of Nigeria (Kogi State). They speak the "Igala" dialect which sounds alot like yoruba and have a very diverse culture and intonation depending on the part of Kogi state they're from.
I'm an Igala girl from Dekina (Dekina is a local government in Kogi state where they speak "Igala")
The intonation of the Igalas from Idah is different from that of those from Abaji.
The intonation of the Igalas from Idah is different from that of those from Abaji.
iwalani
Iwalani is a sweet loving girl. Iwalani has wonderful brown eyes and a pretty face. She has all the support given around her! She's the best dancer and school and gets good grades. She always puts a smile on everyones face and supports them through anything no matter what.
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