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Aalam, the name means world, universe, originated from the language Arabic,
She is his aalam
Leems aalam
Aalam by Hmmm.... November 23, 2021
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A really cool guy and all the girls like him and he’s got a big pp
“Is that’s aalam, ohhhh he’s got a big pp and I wish I could go out with him .”
aalam by anonymous November 22, 2021
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aalam aalambir Aalamjeet aalameen alam alameda aadam AAlayah Aagam aala
Alam is of Arabic origin. It means the world or universe.
What does Aalam mean?

The world or universe.
Aalam by Black pilot November 23, 2021
A Persian Name,
that Means the Univerše.

A Person with this name, if has the will can do anything if is so desirous.

Has a Charismatic personality & appearance. Gains high levels of Sexual Attraction.

Note : Not a lot can be said about such a person because if they like you, you are the luckiest in this world and if they don’t you should be scared.
Only & Only way you can use Aalam is when Aalam allows. There is no other way!
Aalam by aałam November 23, 2021
Aalam is the world, universe
Aalam is the type of person to mean the world to someone
EG AALAM MEANS THE WORLD TO LEEM
Aalam by Hmmm.... November 23, 2021

alamodevated 

adj: to be adamantly chic \ or obsessive about pie with ice-cream
He is so alamodevated, he bought a whole new wardrobe – the height of fashion - but the real reason is that his old gear won't fit anymore, 'cause he's turned into a giant alamodevated dessert freak.

Alamalakadi

One of the most versatile slang available, it originated as an ancient tribal incantation of the East. It was used to call forth spirits of eccentricity and bewilderment, often inflicting the intended target with horror. Nowadays, it is mostly used in a flippant manner, telling people to cease talking in a most discourteous way.
"Hey! Let me tell you about the time I..."

"ALAMALAKADI!"

(the most common response) "Well, fuck YOU too!"
Alamalakadi by EastCoastClassic February 23, 2010
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