Aboriginal meaning for Yacaaba?
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it's the traditional name for the HEADLAND PREVAIL.
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It's a type of weaving, South American in origin, has a spiritual/religious meaning. Simplest form is the child's project with craft sticks and yarn, but they can be much more eleborate than that.
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do you know that rogets thesaurus does not recognise the word "multicultural".. might i suggest "indigenous"
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Also called YUCCA plant. It's a tuber (grows undergrouond potato-type) plant like a YAM but larger, tastes like a sweet potato, fried, baked or boiled. Primarily found in Latin American locations.\n'Yacun' is the South American spelling, specifically Mayan or Inca
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Correct spelling --> Yá'át'ééh\n\nThere is no single translation for the word "Yá'át'ééh".  It has several different meanings depending on the situation.  It does have the implication of meaning "a good situation/event" which will hopefully become apparent in these scenerios I give.\n\nTwo people meeting each other would greet each other with "Yá'át'ééh".\n\nWhen saying "Good morning" to someone, you would say "Yá'át'ééh <person>, Yá'át'ééh 'abíní".  "'Abíní" means "morning" in Dinè, aka Navajo.\n\n"<some event> yá'át'ééh", which would mean the event went well.  The event can be anything from a graduation ceremony to something as innocuous as driving and reaching a destination safely.
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search= bahth "بحث" (noun)\nto search = yabhath or yaged "يبحث او يجد"(present verb)\n\nI hope you can read the Arabic words.
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It's Native American.
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It means "a star"\nIt is the Lomwe dialect of Makua (from Mozambique)
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Josh is short for Joshua, which in hebrew is Yahoshua. Yahoshua means "Yahweh is salvation" or "Yahweh saves." Joshua is English for Yahoshua. Many will tell you it means Yehoshua in hebrew but that what judaism says. they took the prefix Yah out for Yeh so that no can pronouce the name Yah which is short for Yahweh, bc they say that it was to divine. Yehoshua means "God saves" but which God, without the divine name of Yah in the name it has no HOLY meaning. So the correct translation of Joshua is Yahoshua because Yahweh is Salvation.
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Bambocha means big or large. It's a slang used in Hawaii. I'm not sure if it's a creole of some other languages.
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oye = listen up \narriba = up \nand speedy gonzalez said andale andale arriba arriba \nandale = hurry up \nbut if you put andale arriba together means get up \nand it is used by elder people, as a expresion to get you out of the bed early in the morning
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Free speech, I suppose.  Cultural hegemony.  I don't like it either.  Have you read the poem "The Congo" by Vachel Lindsay?  It says the natives were savages worshipping "Mumbo Jumbo, God of the Congo" before the white man came.  In the 3rd section, the poem triumphantly records the trees of the jungle being felled by the missionaries, and says "Mumbo Jumbo will die in the Congo."  He sees that as a cry of victory; I see it as the death knell of an indigenous culture.
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you mean Mawheba ? it means Talent\nbut if you mean Mawhoba ,, it means something has been giving as a gift
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zuala is a hindi word which refers to big fire
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Hobart, Tasmania, Australia: Main river = River Derwent\n\nCamberra, Australia:  Main River = Molonglo River\n\nFYI: KAMBERRA (from which the name Canberra is derived) - this Aboriginal word, spoken by tribes on the Limestone Plains, meant 'a meeting place' either of rivers
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This is the name and adjective referring to an Amerindian tribe, from the Caribbean.
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Any one of several species of Acacia which yields a gum used as a substitute for true gum arabic. this is a hard definition so lemme break it down...\n\nAcacia --  Any of various often spiny trees or shrubs of the pea family, having alternate, bipinnately compound leaves or leaves represented by flattened leafstalks and heads or spikes of small flowers.\n\ngum arabic -- A gum exuded by various African treesused in the preparation of pills and emulsions and the manufacture of mucilage and candies and in general as a thickener