A person likened to the mythical Phoenix bird, who stands out after a storm or who emerges with strength from a difficult situation.
It's origin is rooted in the Ijaw word "pabodei" which means "to emerge" or "to stand out".
It's origin is rooted in the Ijaw word "pabodei" which means "to emerge" or "to stand out".
I'm not surprised she was able to come out strong from that situation. She's such a Pabodian!
Wahala for who no be Pabodian o.
Wahala for who no be Pabodian o.
by Moneycar June 14, 2021
Plural: Pabodians Pah-bow-dee-uhnz
1. A person likened to the mythical Phoenix bird, who stands out after a storm or who emerges with strength from a difficult situation.
2. One who is resilient.
It's origin is rooted in the Ijaw word "pabodei" which means "to emerge" or "to stand out".
1. A person likened to the mythical Phoenix bird, who stands out after a storm or who emerges with strength from a difficult situation.
2. One who is resilient.
It's origin is rooted in the Ijaw word "pabodei" which means "to emerge" or "to stand out".
I'm not surprised she was able to come out strong from that situation. She's such a Pabodian!
Monica: Wahala for who no be Pabodian o.
Monica: Wahala for who no be Pabodian o.
by Moneycar June 14, 2021