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| Patwa (Jamaican Patois) | Play audio | Translation | Edit link |
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| I |
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replaces "me", "you", "my"; replaces the first syllable of seleted words I and I, I&I: I, me, you and me, we (1) | |
| I-DREN, I-DRIN |
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(n.)- male Rastafarian | |
| I-MAN |
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I, me, mine | |
| I-NEY |
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a greeting | |
| I-REY, IRIE |
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a greeting excellent, cool, highest |
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| I-SHENCE |
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herb | |
| I-TAL |
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vital, organic, natural, wholesome; refers to way of cooking and way of life | |
| I-WAH |
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hour or time | |
| IGNORANT |
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short-tempered, easy to vex, irate. | |
| ILIE |
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adj. literally, "highly", valuable, exalted, even sacred | |
| Informa |
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(n.) Widely used to refer to a person who discloses confidential information to the police. Someone who gives out information. | |
| INNA |
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In the | |
| INNA DI MORROWS |
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tomorrow | |
| ISES/IZES/ISIS | praises Praises to the almighty given by Rasta when calling on the name of Jah for strength and assistance for achieving progress in life. (30) | ||
| ISMS and SKISMS |
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negative term denoting Babylon's classificatory systems | |
| ITES | the heights | ||
| Itty |
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shitty | |
| IWA |
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certain time or hour |


