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a very sweet and loving woman , probably from the middle east . jummanas have there own little touch that makes them specail . they will crack little jokes that only they will get , they are not big drinkers but when they do drink ..... its a qutie a show . they also like to stay healthy so they will eat many fruits and vegies ( a little over the top at times ) but everyone loves a jummana
" jummana , what are you doing "
"im having a snack "
its a piece of lettuce"
its very yummy and is very healthy "
jummana by #1chickinusa May 12, 2010
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Derived from Arabian Roots from “Glistening Pearl.” A ‘Jumana’ would be described as someone who is intelligent, humble, and cracks a lot of jokes. She’s possibly tall or really short and has many skills. She has a lot of good friends, and would do anything for them. One may say that she/he would depend on society to judge her appearance and doesn’t deserve that since she’s beautiful. She’s as jolly as a little kid on Christmas Day, but can be overprotective, which is fine because she means no harm. She’s a great listener and would like to help anyone, even if it involves her also getting in trouble.
If you have a problem, go to Jumana!
Jumana by CrunchyCookie17 May 2, 2018
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Literally when translated into the Arabic language the word "Jumana" translates into "silver pearl." Like the content of it's definition, girls like Jumana are rare and come up once in life. They tend to be smart loving intelligent and emanate an inner beauty and sadness that some may never understand or appreciate. In spite of it all, Jumanas put on brave faces and live by the day. Girls named Jumana usually feel a deep connection to the ocean, some believe it is because that's where the name originates from. When a girl named Jumana is by the sea, she is the happiest person in the world and feels at home. Jumana's have a tendency to run away from love as they feel they are not worthy of love or happiness, one day however, they will be recognised by someone who will change their life forever and make her realise that she truly is a special person
I found a Jumana in the sea
Jumana by robst123 December 5, 2010
Jumana, meaning silver pearl.

A unique gift for someone named jumana could be a pearl necklace
People named jumana can be the most loyal and supportive friends
Jumana by Hedgecock January 4, 2018
Best friend you could ever have! Her dirty jokes got everyone 💀. She’s one of the prettiest girls at school but doenst know.
Damn who’s that girl?! 😏😧
Oh that’s Jumana.
Jumana by Jumana’s bsf June 30, 2018
a pearl. Jumaana is a girl who is smart, intellegent, independant, confident and everyone respects and loves her. She succeeds in everything in life and no-one is jealous of her because they know she deserves it. She's locally famous. She's so kind-hearted and smart.

When you are down she'll always be there to cheer you up. She doesn't need anyone.
"Look there's Jumaana, OMG let's go say hi!"
"I wish I was Jumaana's friend, she's so nice to everyone"
jumaana by coogee baby April 3, 2015
Jumana is a name derived from Mediterranean origins. She’s a passionate yet sensitive girl. Jumana is one of the most honest, loyal, and beautiful people you’ll meet in your life. She doesn’t leave any of her dreams without achieving it. She is also the most reliable secret keeper. If you have a Jumana in your life, you are one of the luckiest.
He's with Jumana? That guy's lucky.
Jumana by nadiaida March 22, 2022
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And dying in yo' bed many years from now, would ya be willing ta trade all da days from dis here day ta dat fo' one chance, just one chance, ta come back here as young men an' tell our enemies dat dey may take our lives but dey will never take our freedom ... YUB NUB!
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2. Movie

A story about a Jersey girl following her dreams, aided by working at this bar in New York.

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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Bob: Literally 1984!

--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
Literally 1984 by ke1 July 7, 2021
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Me: Woah! TLDU!
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