taizen

Taizen is a meaning of self confidence, a meaning to show that he can carry himself better than no other. The word Taizen is a protective system that drives itself at night. He doesn’t like parties and could create his own party in his head. It’s a reality of it’s own, a temporary reality with its own boundaries. Something that nothing can stop.

You can go by yourself. I’ll just be at home in Taizen.

by Taizen Willow November 20, 2021

taizen

Cutest mf asian boy to every exist. His abs are incredibly hot--and so is he. God himself fell head over heels for this creation. Everyone loves Taizen. Who doesn't

*nobody*
*absolutely nobody*

*taizen walks in*

*dies*

by whenlifegivesyalemons April 9, 2022

Taizun

Basically it means someone who helps , likes and respects black men.

"That person is so kind , he must be a Taizun"

by Homie-K-Dawg January 21, 2013

Tamzen

A warm-heartee person who is really sweet, has a contagious laugh and makes everyone around her smile. She is loving, has lovely hair and is usually quite tall. Truly a friend worth having.

Person 1: Hey have you met Tamzen?

Person 2: yeah, she's lovely!

by barbraisdabomb May 10, 2017

Taizet

Is an Aztec name meaning princess.

She is the taizet of his heart.

by twisterthemonk April 29, 2011

TizenX

When a group is so freaking awesome, when it's more than a family, when the members are motherducking open-minded, smart and cool, we call that group TizenX.

>"Oh man, I hope I could be TizenX!"
>"Wtf man, but you're just a Fidelitas haha!"
>"Yeah I know bro I wanna kill myself lmao"

by Fitymafej July 18, 2019

taihenge

A taihenge (たいへんゲー - taihen, Japanese for rough + game) describes a game that is janky, unpolished, and usually unpopular, that is still beloved by a niche community. A taihenge is not to the extremes of kusoge, but still is not considered a good/great game by most people.

The term was developed in the English-speaking world to combat the overabundant misuse of the word kusoge outside of Japan for any game that is a little rough around the edges, especially when it came to early games in a genre that did not yet have any of the staple features and core gameplay cemented, as well as experimental games and budget indie titles. The word and concept is slowly seeing adoption internationally, including in Japan.

This girl told me she was a connoisseur of kusoge but it turned out nothing she played was all that terrible. I'd classify them as taihenge at worst.

by Ninja Rap May 26, 2022