sinjar 

A thick crust that can be removed from clothing and other articles, but leaves a residue that can not be removed washed or overcome by any means known to man as of yet. Usually the crusting of clothes occurs while combing the empty desert in the Ninewa province of Iraq looking for donkeys and dead terrorists.

I can't get this damn Sinjar off my CIF gear!

God, I've washed my clothes 73 times it still reaks of Sinjar.

sinjar by guyface January 9, 2010

Sanjar 

Male name of Persian origin (Farsi)

Pronounced as: Son-jar

Very unique name that the rulers of Middle Eastern regions (around 2nd Century AD) were given as they acquired the status of a king/sultan/regent.

As birth name, Sanjar used to be given to the new born son of a royal family by the king himself i.e. his father, or (if the king is deceased) by the wife of the king, i.e. the mother of Sanjar.

Nowadays Sanjar is a common name for men of Uzbekistani descent. In countries of Central Asia the name is considered one of the most sonorous and mysterious male names.

Not to be confused with Hindu name Sanjay which has a completely different meaning and different history.

Sanjar has 3 translations that have close meanings:

1. Prince

2. King (the oldest son of the King that inherited the throne)

3. Emperor (the oldest son of the Emperor that is now in power)

(General knowledge)

Examples and Facts:

1. Ahmad Sanjar (Mu'iz ud-Dīn Ahmad-e Sanjar; (Persian: احمد سنجر; Turkish: Sultan Sancar ; 1085 – May 8, 1157) was the sultan of the Great Seljuq Empire from 1118 to 1153. He was initially the sultan of Khorasan until he gained the rest of the territory upon the death of Muhammad I. (From Wikipedia)

2. Sanjar is the new name for November in Turkmenistan since 2002, when the government renamed days of the week and months of the calendar in honor of historically outstanding people of the area. (Wikipedia)

3. Name Sanjar tends to become "extinct", despite its rich history and culture. Every new generation of Persian history scholars knows less about names like Sanjar than the previous generation. The history of the name is getting scattered throughout the time, and today nations of Middle East and Central Asia know less about Sanjar than their ancestors. (From a documentary)

Sanjar by IbnShahriyar November 18, 2011

Singarabia 

Noun: A mixture of Singapore and countries in the middle east. Usually place for Indians and Pakistanis to meet up without being judged by their countrymen

Raj: dude,wanna meet up for a drink?
Salim: How do we even do that? You can't come to my country,I can't come to yours
Raj: Bro,fuck this,I'll seeya in Singarabia
Salim: Way ahead of ya,fam,meet ya in Riyadh on Monday

Singarabia by WhyIAmBread March 28, 2021

Sinja 

A Sinja sinja is a sexy and wonderful person. Sinja 's are very friendly and have a big heart. She is a very good looking person.

A Sinja is a very good looking person and very intelligent.

Sinja by lol.s.g.a January 2, 2017

Sinjury 

an injury, illness, or condition derived from the indulgance of decadent or promiscuous activities. Any injury that happens while drunk and/or partying, usually hallmarked by a either not being able to either remember, or gracefully explain, how it happened.

Whoa, check out this bruise on my leg, where did it come from?

Dude you were totally wasted, thats one serious sinjury

Sinjury by TheJAG77 December 27, 2009

Sindarin 

A language created by J.R.R. tolkein that was spoken by various creatures in middle earth, the alphabet tengwar was used to write it, which was an alphabet created by J.R.R. Tolkein

He was speaking Sindarin

Sindarin by Jimmy Joe December 24, 2003

Sindarian 

Its an elven language in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien.

Elrond speaks Sindarian.

Sindarian by Shahla January 16, 2004