papuna 

the person who is high 24/7

I love being papuna!

papuna by Levi's December 18, 2006

Parunara 

Weird creature that only appears if you say the word "Colaris" three times while eating a bowl of tuna carbonara. (The creature only appears f you are one of the chosen ones, rumor has it that there are only four of these people).
It can be seen in different forms, mainly in a bluish/yellowish duck.

Chosen one: -while eating a bowl of tuna carbonara- Colaris! Colaris! Colaris!
Parunara: Quaaaaaaaaack

Parunara by RandomEgirl March 28, 2019

papuca

In Slovakia the noun papuca means slipper, babouche, softie shoe.
It is also name for a pub, where Melisko (the famous drunkard) drinks every day.

"Do Papuce ma volala!" (Melisko)
Mam len jednu papucu.

Translation: "She called me to Papuca!"
I only have one slipper.

papuca by Oliver P. January 20, 2008

Papučar

Papučar, pronounced papu-char. a medieval manservant, literally meaning “slipper boy” or “slipper man” in English. Used in balkan and certain eastern bloc nations, particularly in the countries of the former Yugoslavia.

It describes a devoted, supportive and doting husband or boyfriend who seemingly lives to be helpful. easy and giving.

Goes beyond just providing, yard work and doing maintenance. He probably does the dishes or laundry. enjoys cooking and brings his wife her slippers.

Similar but different to the concept of nebbish in ashkenazi culture.

Papučar can be used as either a term of endearment or derogatorily depending on context and the country.

compare with “nebbish” or “golden retriever energy”.

contrast with “henpecked” “or pussywhipped”.

note: the zoomer generation equates it to being a simp and started using the terms interchangeably.

jebeni papučar, nikad više ne izlazi (serbocroatian: fucking papuchar, he doesn’t go out anymore).
...
jesh burrë? ose papuçar? (Albanian: are you a man? Or a papučar?)

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I’m a bit of a papučar, bro. I can’t help it, it’s just my temperament but atleast I found someone who appreciates it.
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moj dragi papučar (serbocroatian: my darling papučar)

Papučar by tomislavtheboss May 30, 2022

papana 

PAPANA = meaning is PURE

papana is something like the depth of a forest
or good atmosphere

papana by Papana May 27, 2007

papula 

A person who is beautiful, but they never believe it themselves. They are caring and always there for their friends, and always trying to solve everyone else's problems. They can be lazy, but love being involved. They are often depressed when teased, left alone or if they feel used/ignored by the people they love, or if they are left alone. They tend to be energetic and love being outside, and are very intelligent. They love to read, draw, or anything creative. When they are put in a situation where they meet new people or are doing something new they can be shy and quiet, but when they know someone they are loud and energetic around them. They are musically inclined. They get hurt easily and need lots of attention from their love. They love being around animals and have a special touch with them. They are trustworthy and person you can turn to for advice or just for an ear. they can be violent and they don't forget anything that happens, but have a hard time holding grudges. They tend to be really ignorant of their own feelings and don't like to talk about them, but love to tell stories about their past adventures. They're always smiling, if quiet then something is wrong. They often will mess with their hair color and style, love messing with colors of outfits and shopping.they love learning new things, especially different languages, but they aren't great spellers, and can’t lie to most people. This name also means butterfly in the language, Kurdish.

Guy1- who is she? She seems really creative and exciting...
Guy2- she must be a Papula, gorgeous and always smiling...

papula by Papula May 3, 2018

papua new guinea 

commonly known as PNG, papua new guinea is an island nation in oceania, consisting of part of the huge island of new guinea, which it shares with indonesia. once a portuguese, and later german and then australian territory, it became independent in the 1970s. it is currently the most rural country in the world, with most people outside of the capital of port mosebly either working as subsistant farmers or living in traditional tribes.

papua new guinea has over 850 different languages spoken among its indegenious tribes.

papua new guinea by Ben E. Hama February 7, 2007