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"Manjaka", a word from Madagascar that translates to "reign". In Madagascar, it is a very common word to use as names and most of those who has this name are a really big hearted and very social person yet still sometimes needs time to focus on themselves.
Nanjaka taona maro ianao (conjugated form of Manjaka)
Translation : you reigned for years
Manjaka by 7ven November 23, 2021
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A manga artist/writer/creator.
Rumiko Takahashi, the creator of Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2, is one of the most popular mangaka in Japan today.
mangaka by Stephanie M. October 25, 2003
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some one who writes mangas (japanese graphic novels/comic books)
at fanime, i met some mangakas, for death note and vampire knight. they taught me new drawing styles!
Mangaka by teru for the win January 31, 2010
man-ya-ka
Originally derived from the word (Naik) means having sex.
Manyaka, however, means someone acting as a fool/ performing a foolish act.
Means in Arabic (fooling around)

other derivatives include:
Manyook = Fucked up/nasty/backstabber
Ali, stop this Maniaka !

Manjamas 

When your adult male friend gets hammered and passes out fully clothed...for consecutive nights...in the same clothes.
Dude! You need to change out of those manjamas at some point. It's been 2 days, I don't think you can go out again like that.
Manjamas by Been There 2 April 23, 2011
To take it slow; relax
Hey man, where were you? It's noon and we had an appointment at 9 o'clock sharp!
Manjana, manjana! This is the carribbean man...
manjana by skyflyer6 April 27, 2009
actually --> manana

spanish for "tomorrow", or sometimes "later".
the sentiment being "amigo manjana! slow down, take it easy. what's your hurry?!? wait 'til tomorrow!"
manjana by woggyone January 15, 2013
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