Rakkaus

Finnish word for "love"

Rakastaa=to love
Rakastettu,Rakas=loved
Rakastan=I love
Rakasta minua=love me
Rakastava=loving
Rakastatko?=do you love?
Rakastan Suomea!=I love Finland!

Rakkaus is a strong word !

by Purple111 October 11, 2010

rakkasans

One of the most well-known army units. Located at Ft. Campbell, KY, 3rd Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assualt) Rakkasans. Rakkasan translates from the japenese language into "man falling under umbrella". Our symbol is the Tori, which in Japenese culture symbolizes a gateway to honor. In WWII, the Rakkasans parachuted into the middle of a group of Tori's leaving the Japenese fighting force in fear for their lives. The Rakkasans are the only military unit whose nickname that is still in use was designated by an enemy. The Rakkasans are the only unit in the military who guidon does not bear a finneal, it bears a Tori.

Everyone hates us, Unless you are us.
Rakkasan for life.

Soldier 1: Dude, I hate the Rakkasans..
Soldier 2: I know.. but I wish I was one. They are so badass.

by rakkasanmedic December 9, 2008

Rakkas

Term used to describe anything and everything, particularly if it involves trouble or mischief.

The dog was being very Rakkas.

by Rhyseh February 1, 2010

rackauskas

Mins family name has anyone with this surname as a big sauceage

I couldnt walk for weeks after the Rackauskas boy came round

by Min Rackauskas December 25, 2018

rackauskas

Someone who is trash at Fifa and has a big pe pe

Man that girl she’s such a Rackauskas

by Min Rackauskas December 25, 2018

rakkusu

When the imposter is sus ඞඞඞඞඞ!!! :screaming emoji:
Big chungus femboy catgirl? Hideki Naganuma said what on twitter dot come????
*vine thud sound*
ඞඞAMOGUSඞඞ

rakkusu is someone who loves kasia more than anything else in his life

Rakkusu is a pretty big fඞggot ngl

by RakkusuEienNo April 11, 2021

Rakkasan Handshake

A slang term originating within the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), also known as the “Rakkasans.” The phrase refers to striking someone in the face with a closed fist—essentially a punch—delivered as a blunt and often aggressive “introduction” in conflict. While phrased as a “handshake,” the term is ironic, signifying a violent encounter rather than a friendly greeting.

Things got heated at the barracks, and he ended up giving the guy a Rakkasan Handshake.

by Mannyboobies September 16, 2025