Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

24,270 views • 1 month ago •via X (Twitter)

25 Comments

eliteal's profile picture
eliteal1 month ago

the phenomenon is called Rebracketing. one of my favourite examples is the word "ammo". it's from the French la'munition, which is "the munition" which was rebracketed in English as l'amunition, "the ammunition". and from there ammo

Abu AirPod ⛧ 𓃶 ⛧'s profile picture
Abu AirPod ⛧ 𓃶 ⛧1 month ago

Rahman is tough here. Otherwise he just becomes Rahim/Hakim/Aziz.

עִסְקָא דְּקוֹפַיָּא's profile picture
עִסְקָא דְּקוֹפַיָּא1 month ago

Lol I had the same thought when he first started his campaign. Abdul is probably more recognizable to the average American. Also avoids being called Abd for short

Sam's profile picture
Sam1 month ago

lol love this dude ... thanks for the explanation!

عنز's profile picture
عنز1 month ago

أيضا: دحيم، ودحيّم، ودحوم، ودحمان، ودحيمة، ودحم.

A.S.'s profile picture
A.S.1 month ago

I mean, "Abood" could also be used...

Boris Botenov's profile picture
Boris Botenov1 month ago

THANK YOU! This has been driving me crazy, especially because his surname begins with "El"! "Abd-ul El" just stop! And that's not even getting into the missing elision of the lams... It's so painful to hear over and over again.

Sabil's profile picture
Sabil1 month ago

You shouldn’t lighten the definition of words as someone who cares for language, Abd means slave not servant.

Ahmad's profile picture
Ahmad1 month ago

What is the point of this video

Chello's profile picture
Chello1 month ago

Abooty for president !

Not Gandolfiño's profile picture
Not Gandolfiño1 month ago

In the khaleeji , Abdulrahman gets an interesting nickname “بوعوف"

YourLocalGuerilla's profile picture
YourLocalGuerilla1 month ago

They did the same thing with my Grandfather during immigration lol.

peranten's profile picture
peranten1 month ago

But Egyptians would be more likely to use عبده for short, "servant of him [God]."

LevantineMystic's profile picture
LevantineMystic1 month ago

You would just go by Abd in most Arab countries

Mirza Adel F. Hei'atlary's profile picture
Mirza Adel F. Hei'atlary1 month ago

There is literally a guy called "booty judge" in politics who happens to be gay.

lll's profile picture
lll1 month ago

This is how u make his voters hate arabs with this cringe bs .. in egypt any abdul- is just called abdul

Tracy Gammill's profile picture
Tracy Gammill1 month ago

He is butthole not a booty

⚡️'s profile picture
⚡️1 month ago

Aboody, not abooty 💔

tung tung's profile picture
tung tung1 month ago

Egyptians most commonly nickname abdulrahman as abdo. “aboody” is more common for abdallah but even then it’s usually abood not aboody

MPM's profile picture
MPM1 month ago

Who the fuk cares

InCElMaTH's profile picture
InCElMaTH1 month ago

Abdul means "servant of the". OF THE WHAT LOL?!!!

شوقي الشبعان's profile picture
شوقي الشبعان1 month ago

عبد، عبدو، عبودي

jimmy chonga's profile picture
jimmy chonga1 month ago

Depends on the country- in the Khaleej عبودي is used for Abdullah- عبدالرحمن is shortened to حمني or Hamani

محمد آل عطية's profile picture
محمد آل عطية1 month ago

Unlike English, name-shortening nicknames in Arabic are very intimate. You can't just call a grown man Abboody.

Anwar 🇪🇬🇦🇹's profile picture
Anwar 🇪🇬🇦🇹1 month ago

No the Nick nane in Egyptian arabik is Abdo عبدُه

Related Videos

An ex used to send me videos like this
0:24

Sensitive content

An ex used to send me videos like this

Miss Enn⋆

982,745 views • 9 months ago