Kath
A person who lives without curry. Often extremly amazing and has brunette hair and is usually very tall.
Kath
An abbreviation for Kathryn. Katie is too common of a name, so Kath makes the nickname! A Kath is often times stubborn but very easy to befriend!
Kath
Kath
An uninvited verbal intervention regarding a strangers' behavior around issues such as sustainability, global awareness, or personal liberation. 'Kaths' are usually gentle, but can be forceful. Typically, 'Kaths' immediately annoy, but they are offered - often courageously, often ridiculously - in the hope that the more reflective come to appreciate their logic.
Example:
A mild 'Kath': "Please don't litter - I don't want to live in your wastebasket".
More forceful: "Take off the veil!", as, say, in 35C heat, one peddles past a burka wearer walking well behind a summer-casual-dressed male on the bike path.
A mild 'Kath': "Please don't litter - I don't want to live in your wastebasket".
More forceful: "Take off the veil!", as, say, in 35C heat, one peddles past a burka wearer walking well behind a summer-casual-dressed male on the bike path.
Kath
Hot with a decent personality but after you get close with her she reveals her actual crazy personality.
Kath
A Kath is someone who is super innocent, like a mix between a nun and the girl next door. A kath can also be someone who is super hot and funny.
Kathe
Someone who loves life. Beautiful on the outside and even more beautiful on the inside. No matter how bad things get, there is always a smile. True to her word and her beliefs, Kathes are very spiritual. Kathes are full of Grace and make sure everyone around them feels good. Sympathetic in heart, Kathes find great joy in helping others and making a difference. Kathes are fun! Despite being naturally shy, they love to be the life of the party. Kathes are also very competitive and love to play games, sports and gamble. A Kathe is the most loyal friend or spouse you will ever find.
Kathe
Kathe is a Deccani Urdu word, from Hyderabad, South India. It's a bit complicated, but can easiest be described as apparently. It is also used mockingly, the way you use "he/she says", a sort of scoff. It can be used out of curiosity as well.
Kathe can only be used at the end of a sentence, or after a word/phrase you choose to mock.
It is pronounced as cu(as in cu-p) th(as in fai-th) ey(as in h-ey)
Kathe can only be used at the end of a sentence, or after a word/phrase you choose to mock.
It is pronounced as cu(as in cu-p) th(as in fai-th) ey(as in h-ey)
Example:
Cow's have udders kathe.(Cows have udders apparently.)
How's the cow kathe?(A very curious "How has the cow been?")
I milked the cow this morning
- Milked the cow kathe! (Milked the cow she says. *snort*)
Cow's have udders kathe.(Cows have udders apparently.)
How's the cow kathe?(A very curious "How has the cow been?")
I milked the cow this morning
- Milked the cow kathe! (Milked the cow she says. *snort*)
kath
Example:
kath is cool
kath is cool