bahasat; a ‘baha’( meaning, ‘valuable’in Persian and Azberaijani)

sahabat> friend, ‘teman’ :)

is your, Bahasa(language/culture/helper) ‘teacher friend’, of the highest value(‘baha’), ‘friend’ one can depend, regarded to be your special, ‘sahabat’ because they actually help you a lot, not asking for anything in return which is a gift because, bahasat friends, ‘learn’, a more solid kind of friendship, that must be earned

bahasat; sahabat friends equally exchanging valuable, ‘baha’ lessons about each others Bahasa and culture, without costing each other a dime, but if only one bahasat friend, shares their time and money, teaching the other Bahasa and culture, your bahasat friend may be in pretend, turning out to be just another, ‘sahabat’, money hungry vulture, in the end

Azerbaijani

Baha; valuable

dynopepiah n; The practice of manifesting dreams into reality, via subconscious, self-hypfocused, ‘dyno’ power, dreaming

Most successful people use some form of ‘dynopepiah’  before falling asleep via fantasizing about their dream life

 dynopepiah was created by spantrosing the existing word;  ‘hypnopedia’ which means to teach or learn via subconscious means

  dynopepiah requires that prior to falling asleep, for one to focus on visualizing reaching goals, seeing oneself doing things that will help manifest dreams into reality

Focusing on making successful, ‘dyno’ like, ‘climbing, flying, moves’, dynamic, jumping maneuvers to reach, ‘tasks and goals’, ‘holds’ that cannot otherwise be reached, so that by seeing, focusing and dreaming the actual completion of attaining the goals, via bold dyno moves, sets a biological footprint in your nervous system as a final destination and eventual manifestation

Practicing, dynopepiah, helps one to wake up refreshed, with more, get up and go, pep and fire insight, inspiring to ‘dyno climb’ even higher, since whatever we focus on will always expand, it’s like having a magic, hypfocused, pocus, wand in hand,

(as long as one doesn’t give up the dynopepiah) that can manifest, any out of this world, fly you to the moon, final frontier, ‘focused dream mission’, into a fantastic, fruition    

dyno; dyno (plural dynos)

(climbing) A dynamic climbing move or jump to reach a hold that cannot otherwise be reached.

a rapid move across a rock face in order to reach a hold.

pep; energy

Chinook Jargon

piah; fire

Greek form of Egyptian Djhwty (reconstructed as Djehuti), which is of uncertain meaning. In Egyptian mythology Thoth was the god of the moon, science, magic, speech and writing. He was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis.

iah; the moon in Egyptian Mythology

twired adj; ‘fired’ because of a, ‘tweet’

twire; to fire an employee because a tweet

tweets that can get you ‘twired’

Profanity, vulgarity. ...

Political views. ...

Foot in the mouth. ...

Off the record material. ...

Personal rants.

Or any tweet that pushes a bosses wrong button

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beleted adj; belatedly, deleted, ie; a belated tweet, delete; to delete, misleading or derogatory remarks, apologizing after the damage has already been done

raubumau; ‘nose blindness’, or ‘sensory adaptation’ to one’s own room; when a nose adapts to smells, it’s gotten so used to the odors, other people may think the room stinks like a ‘high school boys’ locker room or an oversize, smelly sneaker’

The ‘raubumau’ phenomena is so robust, it’s why people go on vacation and come back and say, ‘Oh, it’s so musty in here

raubumau (raububerfall, cleaning raid) ; (originating in Indonesia)an 'SOS' Severe Odor Smelly distress!

raubumau;  literally; ‘smelly room(rau; ‘ruma bau’)it's time!! momma(bu), I want( Aku 'mau')you to take away(rauben)the smell, clean it(bersih itu)now!”

Indonesia

rau; ruma + bau(room, stinks) 

raub; ruma bau, bu, bole bersih ruma, itu bau 

translate> the house/room smells, momma mia!, clean the room, it smells

German

raub

rauben; take away

raububerfall; raid

u-mau; udah, I want

UMAU; Urgent Maid Aid Unit

bocong;(bule + pocong; 'po-chong') a word, originating in Jakarta Indonesia, that describes a situation, when native Indonesians experience the sudden appearance of strangers/expats, aka 'bule', they get so shocked, it’s as if they’ve seen a ghost(pocong)which can render the Indonesian, gobsmacked, speechless, unable to think, or comprehend, even if the, bule tries to communicate using perfect bahasa   

‘bocong’ Translation in Bahasa

ketika orang Indonesia asli mengalami kemunculan orang asing / ekspat secara tiba-tiba, mereka menjadi sangat terkejut, seolah-olah mereka telah melihat hantu (pocong) yang dapat membuat orang Indonesia, terkesima, tidak dapat berkata-kata, tidak dapat berpikir, atau memahami, bahkan jika bule mencoba berkomunikasi menggunakan bahasa yang sempurna

acknomplish v; to ‘acknowledge’ all you’ve ‘accomplished’, in or order to help fuel your, motivation to move forward, dreaming on to what you truly believe, can be achieved.

And then nominate yourself an achievement award, and celebrate because you didn’t quit, you believed

This will associate, fun, excitement, and positivity with your accomplishments so you can enjoy the ride, like a, happy, ‘drimo liver’, relaxed in the back of the, 'Cadillac', instead of being the, stressed out, ‘limo driver’, on the verge of, a 'heart attack', racing on to the next destination, way too fast, risking, energy and creativity, burnout out, a journey, pace that won’t last   

tasba n; tas, tebal banget, tari‘rockin the taspa sanggat!!... rockin the taspa barang besar!! "Bad Ass' bag of goods, oh my astaga, nice to finally meet you, tasba, apa kabar! 

tasba; a ‘bad ass bag’ of goodies, opposite of being ‘short changed’, a great deal, a healthy heap or pile of anything good

tasba; surprised by getting something more than what was expected; way more than enough, such as a big tip, or big portion of anything, including love hugs and kisses

tasba; jumlah tip serius di luar biasa

‘basta’ which means, ‘way enough’ in Italian Polish, Portugese, and Spanish was spantrosed to create the new word, ‘tasba’

TASBA; The Amount Seriously Beyond Average  

English

tass; a heap, a pile>tumpukan, tumpukan

An Oriental silk fabric, with gold or silver thread.

Indonesia/Dutch

tas; bag

French

1.    tas; heap, pile

2.    (colloquial, dialectal) thing

Cremean Tatar/Tatarta?;

tas;stone; rock

Turkey

tas; gem, stone

ta?mak (third-person singular simple present ta?ar)

1.  (intransitive) to overflow, run over, to spill over

2.  (intransitive) to boil over

3.  (intransitive) to gush, effervesce

Borrowed from Egyptian b?,

ba; (Egyptian mythology) A being's soul or personality, represented as a bird-headed figure, which survives after death but must be sustained with offerings of food.

Haitian Creole

ba; give

Irish

ba; plural of bo; cow