saqaba

She is the most funniest girl ever! At times she will be weird and I mean really weird she says a lot of random shit... also she is really pretty and has a really good future ahead of her she is the most sweetest person you would ever meet and will always be by your side she is the type of friend you want because she is easy to talk to

I find you very saqaba

by Haramie123 May 11, 2018

Sadababy

When sadness goes past the sadboi hours, one is said to be sadababy. This involves extensive emotional distress that leaves one unable to express their feelings in any other measurable phrases.

She broke my heart, now I’m all sadababy

by The sadboi definer June 16, 2021

sakabatou

A reverse-blade sword. The sharpened (edge) and unsharpened (back) sides of the blade are transposed, allowing the user to perform traditional sword-wielding techniques with non-lethal results.

Since the opponent was struck with a Sakabatou sword, he was not cut, but instead was stunned.

by soulDistortion October 29, 2003

sakabatou

A sakabatou is the sword of a pacifist samurai. As killing opponents with the point of the sword was considered dishonorable, a sakabatou if used normally would only inflict blunt force trauma which would not be fatal.

Generally, the use of a sakabatou meant that the samurai had dishonored himself and had taken a vow to regain his honor.

Kenshin drew his sakabatou.

by Petrodon April 14, 2004

sababa

in hebrew it mean, shibby, cool, great, no problem, all-right

You wanna go smoke some pot? sababa!

Dude I : How was the party?
Dude II: sababa

by Ben February 11, 2004

Saraba

Or sarabaja means goodbye or farewell in japanese. Used mostly in animes and mangas, usually those with storylines set around 100 or 200 years ago.

saraba my friend it's hard to die

by knitedemon May 2, 2011

sakabatou

AKA sakabato. A fictional type of reverse-edged Japanese sword that has been made popular by Himura Kenshin (Eng: Kenshin Himura) in Ruroni Kenshin Meiji Kenkaku Romantan manga/anime (US, manga: Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story; anime: Samurai X). Generally, curvy swords are sharp on the part where the blade curves outward while the part that the blade curves inward is blunt. A sakabatou is sharp on the blade that curves inward instead, thus making it a pacifist or not deadly sword.

As the ninja left an opening, the samurai struck the ninja's stomach with his sakabatou; only to left the ninja to wonder painfully why he is not dead yet.

by Urbanight April 3, 2008