Umari
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Umari by shdowkids7 February 8, 2022
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utari
If you meet a Utari, you don't want to lose her. She cares very deeply about her loved ones and would do just about anything for them. Utari is a beautiful woman, a loving mother, and a great friend. She can tolerate tough situations and will always be by your side to support you. She likes to spend time with her kids, they mean everything to her. She is amazingly friendly to everyone she meets. You don't meet a Utari everyday, so if you do, consider yourself lucky.
umarell
/uma'rɛl/ (oo-mah-rell), n; pl. Umarells. People in a community who offer all sorts of comments to those who are trying to get some work done, but who are not doing any work themselves.
Umarell is a word that entered Italian slang in Bologna and is spreading to nearby towns, occasionally even across Italy. It comes from the Bolognese for "cute/odd little man".
"Umarells" are those people, usually retired men, who spend time watching construction works, often holding their hands behind their back, occasionally commenting on what is going on, sometimes trying to tell the workers what to do.
Umarell is a word that entered Italian slang in Bologna and is spreading to nearby towns, occasionally even across Italy. It comes from the Bolognese for "cute/odd little man".
"Umarells" are those people, usually retired men, who spend time watching construction works, often holding their hands behind their back, occasionally commenting on what is going on, sometimes trying to tell the workers what to do.