Lisan al Gaib

Background: A phrase used in the movie "Dune: Part Two" meaning "Off-World Prophet" or "Messiah". It was chanted each time Paul Atreides had proven himself in his role as their savior.

Meaning: In pop culture, it is used to describe someone who is, in that moment, at their peak.

Person 1: "He made the Jump!"
Person 2: "Lisan al Gaib!"

by averyace March 4, 2024

Lisan Al-Gaib

You will know him when he comes to fulfill the prophecy

The Lisan Al-Gaib would never admit that he is the Lisan Al-Gaib

by Lisan Al-Gaib March 20, 2024

al gaib

al gaib /æl ɡaɪb/ adj 1. Being out of one’s league ○

I can’t talk to her, she is al qaib noun 1. a league ○ I am in the Legend al Gaib of gamers idiom 1. usually used during intimate moments between one and their significant other; when a person is someone else’s ‘al gaib’ it means that the other person sees them as a special person, one in a million. ○He told her that she was his al gaib.

by Skyewaker May 28, 2024

Lisan Al-Gaib

A Chakobsa term, the language of the Fremen people in Frank Herbert's Dune book series, that translates to "The Voice from the Outer World". The term refers to a visitor from another planet who would lead the Fremen to paradise, a prophecy implanted by the Bene Gesserit witches to control the Fremen. Paul Atreides / Paul Muad'Dib takes up the title in the first book in the series.

He knows our ways as if born to them, he must be the Lisan Al-Gaib!

by gingerdeadshot April 4, 2024