mananak

Usually refers to someone or something that is or made to be both beyond excellent and below horrible.

Bob 1: Dude Gary is a mananak he both pass the test above average then he fail the test below average at the same time
Bob 2: That rad.

mananak by UnmightySmallCommander November 23, 2022

makanaka 

Word originates from Shona, a language from Zimbabwe. Makanaka has the meaning "God you are good" and is often used as a Christian term in Shona.

Makanaka Jesu

makanaka by "Hello!!! October 10, 2018

magnanakaw 

A Filipino word meaning “thief”. Although in some cases, this word might mean “will steal”.

Person A: AHHH! MAGNANAKAW!!!
Person B: LAGI NIYO NA LANG SINISIRAAN SI BABY M! RESPETO NIYO NA LANG OPINYON NAMIN!

magnanakaw by Miss u balik ka na March 22, 2022

manana time 

This is when Latin people commit to being present at a certain time and then you find yourself waiting like an ass because Jose is elsewhere. In addition, you don't get a heads up and whatever progress was to take place that day, becomes tomorrow's agenda. Sometime's tomorrow can be weeks, even months.

My drywall guy was supposed to finish the walls last week but since his brain works on manana time the project is on hold.

manana time by Louis Rich Diamonds November 13, 2007

Makanaka 

Makanaka is a kind and loyal girl. She has probably been through a lot but she is always smiling

She is the right person to talk to when depressed and going through a hard time .

She is also shy and is bad at making friends.

Makanaka is a good friend

Makanaka by 🌗 November 16, 2019

El Mañana 

That song by Gorillaz that you will cry to for hours and hours.

Person 1: I was crying so hard last night.
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: I was listening to El Mañana by Gorillaz.
Person 2: makes sense.

El Mañana by Orchidpaws January 29, 2018

Mañana

In spanish, mañana means "tomorrow"
Although if you say la mañana, it means "morning"
Another saying is Mañana, mañana which means "later". This later can mean a week later or two years later. It is very vague.

1: Hasta mañana. (See you tomorrow)
2: ¡Por la mañana! (In the morning!)
3: ¡Mañana, mañana! (Later!)

Mañana by Neo Queen Serenity April 18, 2009