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Jabal
Arabic word for (Mountain).
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"Jabal" = Mountain (single), "Jibal" = Mountains (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to describe someone who have a large amount of patience to stand against all kinds of trouble and pain.
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"Qimmah" = Summit/Peak (single), "Qimam" = Peaks (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to indicate someone who reached the top in a particular field.
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"Jabal" = Mountain (single), "Jibal" = Mountains (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to describe someone who have a large amount of patience to stand against all kinds of trouble and pain.
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"Qimmah" = Summit/Peak (single), "Qimam" = Peaks (plural)
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Also used in a rhetorical way to indicate someone who reached the top in a particular field.
Related Words
Jabal • jabali • Jabaloodied • Jabalabadingdong • jabalaheehoo • jabalama • Jabalhog • jabalingadoobeydoo • JaBalls • Jaballer
Jababa Lips
Big lips, that require repetitive licking to stay moist, and are normally of African-American decent.
Jababa Lips by Lady Glock August 19, 2011
jabagaded
An alternative to the word "retarded" when it is used to mean "dumb" or "stupid." Can also be used in a noun form (jabagadard.)
jabagaded by Sammy and Nicky October 26, 2009
Jabao
Word used in the Hispanic Caribbean (Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cuba) to denote a person who is of mixed Black and White ancestry but who has white skin and African features either in curly or kinky hair, a wide nose, or full lips. In the US they'd likely be high-yellow, but in the Caribbean they have their own grouping. It is a descriptor. The feminine equivalent is jabaa.
"¿Quién es el chaco jabao de Santurce?"
"Ese es Víctor Soriano"
Translation:
"Who's the jabao guy from Santurce?"
"That's Victor Soriano"
"Ese es Víctor Soriano"
Translation:
"Who's the jabao guy from Santurce?"
"That's Victor Soriano"
Jabao by applesaucechi April 26, 2022
jabiless
Something only Kim Kibum (Key) from SHINee is.
(Word he included in one of his Instagram updates, that has now become legendary in the SHINee World fandom.)
(Word he included in one of his Instagram updates, that has now become legendary in the SHINee World fandom.)
jabiless by HushedxAngel December 28, 2013
Jabarri
Jabarri by Lightskinface June 23, 2019
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