What would the nickname Pumbaa mean?
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pumbaa means simpleton. you can also find the meaning for all other lion king names here. http://www.lionkingonline.co.uk/
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The chupacabra is a Latin American legend. It's name means "goat sucker," because it's supposed to be a creature that attacks goats and other farm animals in the middle of the night and sucks their blood. From the descriptions I've heard, it sounds something like a cross between a bat, a reptile and a monkey, but I'm sure that varies.
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The name is derived from an Angolan Bantu language term "Tshiluba kivili-chimpenze", which is the local name for the animal and translates loosely as "mockman" or possibly just "ape".
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I'll borrow from "wvucountryroads" but do it better:\n\nAlpha - like "alphabet" (where do you think the word came from?)\nBeta - Beta, zeta, eta and theta all rhyme.\nGamma - You know Pink Floyd's "Umma Gumma"?  Think "Amma Gamma".\nDelta - like a river delta \nEpsilon - like "episode"\nZeta \nEta \nTheta \nIota - like Star Wars' "yoda", but with a "t" \nKappa - "kappa kappa kappa kappa, kappa chameleon..."\nLambda - like "baaa!" with "duh" \nMu - like a kitten, "mew!"\nNu - what's nu with you?\nXi - like xylophone\nOmicron - "O" like "O Canada", and micron like measurement\nPi - 3.1415926....\nRho - "rho, rho, rho your boat...."\nSigma - like enigma\nTau - like Tao Te Ching\nUpsilon - "oopisdaisy...!"\nPhi - hifi \nChi - like China\nPsi - *sigh*\nOmega - Don't you at least know this one?\n\n\n.
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Your name got my attention.  Quita is my nickname and my sisters nickname is Pooh.  That's odd.  But you have some who don't and some who do give back to the community.  Same as all races.  Money changes people.  We can say we will do this and that if we strike it rich but when we do, we will probably be caught up in the glitz and glamour.  I think most people mean well.
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"Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo" from  Disney's Cinderella (1950)\n\nSalagadoola mechicka boola\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo\nPut 'em together and what have you got\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo\n\nSalagadoola mechicka boola\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo\nIt'll do magic believe it or not\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo\n\nSalagadoola means mechicka booleroo\nBut the thingmabob\nthat does the job\nis bibbidi-bobbidi-boo\n\nSalagadoola menchicka boola\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo\nPut 'em together and what have you got\nbibbidi-bobbidi\nbibbidi-bobbidi\nbibbidi-bobbidi-boo!
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Spelling it "tickety-boo" I found:\n\n"But some find a link with the British Army in India, suggesting it comes from the Hindi phrase tikai babu, which is translated as “it’s all right, sir”."
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Cofrinho is a Brazilian slang to assign the region enters the nádegas(The nádegas correspond to the muscular portion of the back dorsal part of the trunk of the human body. Also called back, bunda, bumbum, or same for the name of the muscles that compose them, the glúteos, beyond other popular names and slangs.)
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khatmandu\n\nthis question is not related to mythology and folklore btw\nand thanks for the 2 pts! =)
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Superstar ~ Batista \nDiva ~ Vito
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Chumbawamba and the song is called "Tubthumping"
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i dunno... filipino ka ba? kamusta? = )
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You could say:\n\nante omnes pulcherrima (the most beautiful [ahead] of all)\npulcherrima mulierum (the most beautiful of all women)\npulcherrima pulchrarum (the most beautiful of all beautiful women)\n\nThe singluar ending on the adjective pulcherrima does the job of describing one person only.
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I would basically echo what Candy2Mercy said.\n\nI would take "Naja" to refer to "Naga," mythological snake/human creatures.  Mossambica refers to Mozambique.\n\nPython, obviously, is for pythons (the word "python" also comes from mythology, being a giant serpent Apollo killed). "Sebae" refers to animal fat or tallow, and I've heard that the fat of these snakes is used medicinally. Natalensis refers to Natal, a region in Africa - "in Southern Africa it is mainly found over the northern half of the country, extending west across northern Botswana into the northern parts of Namibia, and south through Natal into Pondoland."\n\nin Southern Africa it is mainly found over the northern half of the country, extending west across northern Botswana into the northern parts of Namibia, and south through Natal into Pondoland
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My friend thats my last name i life in Colombia, I have seen it comes from Spain in Burgos... It means something like the one who uses the -translated by computer- crossbows.You know\n------> ballestas the one who was expert in that.
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Amira = princess\nCody = helper\nJennifer = fair one\nJack\nAngela = my angel\nRachel = lamb\n \nill think of some more later. chao. have fun with your name search. it can be a hard thing. a names meaning is said to determine the destiny of the child. I know that to be true for me personally. my name means fair one of bitterness or something like that and i have found that to be a very true description of me. but if you dont give a fuck then just name your kid Rumplestilskin.
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It's a Hispanic name.  Could be from Spain, or anywhere in Latin America from Mexico to Chile.