Zdenek's definitions

okurigana

All the suffixes added after a root of a word written in kanji. Used in Japan.
It's -maru in the example.

ha ji
-/-|-
.< | 4 . ma ru
. x . D

by Zdenek June 8, 2004

anime music video

A video clip made by editing many cut scenes from one or more animes fit to some catchy MP3 song. The song is an important choice - it's either in English or in Japanese and the AMV creator should be familiar with it's words to make the scenes match the song text. The scenes shouldn't contain any subtitles and be of good quality, as otherwise the creator's efforts are half wasted. Many newbies even forget to turn off the DIVX logo - especially annoying, when it appears on every cut.
The resulting music video is a self-contained story and can really entertain you if made properly - it's sometimes even better than the song's original live clip.

Aluminum Studios have made some cool AMVs, but most of them are just fillers.

by Zdenek August 16, 2004

babelicious

Babe + delicious. Describes the sexiness of a female. Is often deliberately used in the porn industry, but can be also used on praising a T+ image.

It may also describe a covetous man, but that seems to be rather a wide-spread mistake.

by Zdenek August 18, 2004

waffling

Adding confusing/meaningless words into your speech to
1) Inflate the show time, or
2) Cover the fact that you don't have an idea.

Bla bla bla you know, it's like that, as we all surely know.

by Zdenek August 20, 2004

kunyomi

Most of the kanji characters have more than just one (Chinese) reading in Japan. And the Japanese way of reading it is called Kun-yomi. It's written in Hiragana for the kids (likely for this ookii=big symbol) or for artistic purposes.

--+--
. A . . . oo.kii
_/ \_

by Zdenek June 8, 2004

katakana

It is a Japanese syllabary alphabet used to spell out foreign, now mostly English words. Consists of approx. 45 syllables, which can be further modified with accents "=b and °=p, prolongations (nigori) and smaller versions of vowels, ya-yu-yo and tsu. It doesn't allow for an exact transliteration, thus introducing a thick Japanese accent.

George > jio-ji
America > amerika
burger > ba-ga-
Windows > uindo-zu

by Zdenek June 8, 2004

Ruzek

Czech, meaning 'little horn'

It's not the size of your ruzek, it's how you use it.

by Zdenek August 21, 2004