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   May 26, 2009 · Regarding meaning: * Manyak is usually "crazy", "mean", "one with bad attitude". * Manyuk is someone you detest for whatever reason. * Mnayek is harsh period. Soldiers may say "another two years of mnayek" עוד שנתיים למנאייק and mean that they have two more years of military service.

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   • Güey. Güey, sometimes spelled in the way it is pronounced as ‘wey’, means “mate” and is used all the time in Mexican Spanish. For example ‘¿Como vas, wey?’
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   What does mnayek mean?

   • * M na yek is harsh period. Soldiers may say "another two years of mnayek" עוד שנתיים למנאייק and mean that they have two more years of military service. * M na yek is harsh period. Soldiers may say "another two years of mnayek" עוד שנתיים למנאייק and mean that they have two more years of military service.

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   Is Ya Manyak a Hebrew word?

   • Ya manyak (maniac, like in English) The only remark is that the modern Hebrew "manyak" has nothing to do with the English "maniac". Etymologically, it is an Arabic word meaning "f---ed" (Elroy will correct me if I am mistaken). Etymologically, it is an Arabic word meaning "f---ed" (Elroy will correct me if I am mistaken). Yes, that's about right.

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   What does Maniac mean in Arabic?

   • In Arabic, it is frequently used as a vulgar, derogatory term for homosexual males (like "faggot" in English). "Maniac" is not a correct translation of the Hebrew/Arabic word. In English, a maniac is someone who is mentally insane - "crazy," pretty much. It is not a vulgar word. I thought Americans or British use it as curse too.

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   What does manyuuk mean in Hebrew?

   • Actually, the Hebrew translation of manyuuk is used in a somehow different meaning. When a soldier goes to military jail for discipline reasons, the jail period is not counted and therefore is added to the time he needs to serve the army. This additional time is called dafook דפוק, used as noun although gramatically a passive verb.

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   What does güey mean in Spanish?

   • Güey, sometimes spelled in the way it is pronounced as ‘wey’, means “mate” and is used all the time in Mexican Spanish. For example ‘¿Como vas, wey?’ means, ‘How’s it going, mate?’ By Rawpixel.com | Shutterstock New inspirations, destinations, adventures. Discover more with our weekly newsletter. 3. Chido & Padre

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