Tatvam

He is one who has a beautiful soul. His radiance spreads to all around him, and his charisma entices everyone. He is one who you can trust with your eyes closed for he will never let you fall. He will hold your hand through the darkest route even if he does not know what the outcome will be. He is a blessing of god. His looks will leave you mesmerized and his smile will take your heart. His beautiful personality will bring light into the lives of others around him.

Tatvam: I promise to be by your side until the end of eternity.

by Tvame August 23, 2012

Tatham

Considered widely to be the most dangerous man alive, Mr. Tatham is capable of leveling entire towns with the touch of a button. Rumoured to have A-10s, Helix helicopters and Spectre Gun-ships all under his command, he is feared by even the higher powers of the West. He also possesses a frightening grasp of the atom, and his secret new Particle Cannon project has 'leaked' to local media. A dark-horse supremo, his age does nothing to hinder his considerable studdiness.

"Nationalist... patriot nationalist... Master of the atom... SCOURGE OF THE DESPERATE, OLD TYRANT, HEAR MY NAME!"
-Mr. Tatham

by Tsing Shi Tao May 2, 2004

Tatami

Straw matting used as a floor covering especially in a Japanese house.

Tatami mats are woven straw mats closely associated with Japanese culture, where they have been an enduring feature for centuries. The densely woven mats are traditionally used as a floor covering, and a number of traditions surround their use. The classic size of a tatami mat is three by six feet (one by two meters), although a wide assortment of shapes and sizes are available in addition to custom mats. This standard size is often used as a room measurement, much as square footage is used in many parts of the West. Thus, one may hear a room described as “four and a half mats.” Many Japanese import stores stock tatami mats, and they can also be ordered directly. The early roots of tatami mats were probably simple rushes strewn on the floors of rooms to keep them more dry and clean. Gradually, rushes were replaced with woven mats, which evolved an inner layer of stuffing such as straw or rice bran. Tatami mats are traditionally edged in fabric such as brocade to keep the layers together. Today, the filling for tatami mats is often a synthetic material, designed to resist wear.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ July 11, 2011

Tatva

Tatva is a really kind, and lovable person. He usually has a great sense of humor and can make anyone like him., He's a really good looking person, and has an amazing personality, stealing the heart of anyone, and everyone. Tatva will do anything for his friends' happiness, and he's also really smart and is a very positive person. Tatva is probably the best friend you can have in a lifetime. IF Tatva's last name starts with any letter after S, all of this applies to him, and maybe even more. If not, this may not be applicable.

Thank you, Tatva!
Your amazing Tatva!

by TrexSur October 12, 2021

Tatamagouche

1. A mythical place where unicorns, fishermen, and the like frolic.

2. "Tata" meaning "Touch", "Ma" meaning "My", and "Gouche" meaning..whatever you want it to mean.

3. Where boredom was created, and alcohol is a religion.

1. Unicorn #1: "Shit! Lets' go capture some of dem der uni-corrnnss!"

Unicorn #2: "...We are unicorns, bitch. What do you think our horns are for, killing?!"

Unicorn #1: "Look! One of those crazy motherfucking Toronto Squirrels!"

Unicorn #2: "5 DAMAGE! 5 DAMAGE!"

Emotionally and Psychologically damaged Toronto Squirrel: "Fucking Tatamagouche Unicorns."

by Frustrated Lemonade Vendor February 21, 2009

Tatami

Tatami (ô tatami) (originally meaning "folded and piled") mats are a traditional Japanese flooring. Made of woven straw, and traditionally packed with rice straw (though nowadays sometimes with styrofoam) tatami are made in individual mats of uniform size and shape, bordered by brocade or plain green cloth.

Tatami were originally a luxury item for the wealthy at a time when lower classes had mat-covered dirt floors. Tatami were gradually popularized and finally reached the homes of commoners towards the end of the 17th century.

This tatami brings much joy and comfort to my ass.

I bet your so wapanese, you live in a six tatami room.

by FPoP April 17, 2008

tattvam

Tattvam is a combination of 2 sanskrit words 1st meaning God and 2nd being zeerker which means he excels at everything he has ever done

He is good at singing and gaming he is a tattvam.

by Godshah November 25, 2021