A term used similar to the 2010 trend of the dab, exempting the use of a physical movement. "Yine" can be used in many different ways, and most importantly must be respected. The use of "Yine" can also be accompanied by other gangsta phrases such as "Hoes Mad". This word is to be pronounced in a high-pitched, and rather annoying manner with various accents permitted to be used.
‘Ying’ is slang for a knife (‘yingers’ or ‘yings’ refers to multiple knives). ‘Ying’ is also used to mean ‘stab’. ‘Yinged’ is slang for ‘stabbed’. Probably only used in London gangs context given its usage in UK drill music.
"Your boy got yinged down."
"I got my yingon me. "
The word "yingele" is yiddish for "boy". However, it is believed that it derived from the middle high german word "junge" meaning "youngster", "boy" or even "young girl" during its use from 1050 to 1350. Ashkenazic Jews are credited with creating this Judeo-German language. Almost all of its vocabulary is derived from middle high german, with the exception of words used for religious purposes.