A medieval East Slavic federation from the 9th–13th centuries ruled by the Rus’ and centered in Kyiv. Much like the Eastern Roman Empire being referred to as "Byzantine Empire", the term “Kievan Rus” wasn’t used back then, it was invented later by historians to distinguish the Kyivan-centered period from later Russian states. In its own time, it was just called “the land of the Rus’.”
‘Kievan Rus’ sounds ancient, but it’s basically a historian’s rebrand for medieval Rus based in Kyiv.
A very short 5’3 male he is very strong for his height he beats tall kids in arm wrestles and he is pretty decent at hockey as he plays Sherwood Park AA kings.
Means pride, honor and cheer at the same time in Turkish language. It's a name for the cutest and the attractive guy you'll meet. You'll make a strong friendship if he likes you; is thoughtful and smart.
Kieuanh is a cute, small, fun and friendly girl. Everybody wants to be friends with Kieuanh and she is probably super smart and in nursing school. You can always depend on Kieuanh. All the boys want her but she's hard to get because no one matches up to her level of hotness.
Boy who is in love with with Kieuanh: "Kieuanh, insert an IV I know you'll do so good."
Kieuanh- "Sure. I can do this in my sleep."
This is a popular name given to Indo-Trinidadian males, especially those occupying senior management IT positions at FinTech institutions. Often mispronounced as 'key-vaan', the correct enunciation is actually 'keh-vaughn', and is best reinforced via voicenote.
Kwame: "Given that this is a MarTech issue, can we ask Kevin-"
Damian: "Kevan"
Kwame: "Sorry, ask Kevon-"
Tisha: "Kevan"
Kwame: "My apologies, I meant Kerwin-"
Karen: "Kevan"
Kwame: "My mistake, Kerwin"
Kevan: "IT'S PRONOUNCED KEH-VAUGHN!!!"
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."