Plagiarism? And the word Gaza does not mean neither sting or puncture and you are either ignorant or a liar

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 15, 2012 at 11:10

Our dear slayhy is not happy that his claim that the word gaza means sting is a bogus claim so with the help of St. Google he this

there are four meaning for the word Ghazza in ArabicGházza (غزة) is the name of city in Palestine currently ruled by Hamas

And here you will find word for word in answers.com

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_the_arabic_word_Gaza_mean

Now knowing that we kuffar can expose plagiarists and plagiarism so why did you not tell us the source our dear slayhy the lost tablighee

And what is funny is what is yet to come

Qita3 Gházza (قطاع غزة) which is called the Gaza Strip in English.

wa minkum nastafeed

Ghazá (غزا) means "he invaded".

Hello: where did you come up with the alif at the end? It is a teh marbouta ...

And no the word Gaza has nothing to do with the word ghazza or he invaded and do you know why? because there is a shadda above the ltter zain and it has nothing to do with the Arabic root GhZW and you are ignorant because if it has something to do with it and the word invasion would be ghazwa and not ghaza

You are ignorant how many times did I say that?

Gházza (غزة) means "a sting",

No it does not Ghaza does not mean sting as sting means las3a or did you forget? Shame on you for repeating this nonsense

"a prickin slang Arabic from the Arabic word wakhzah (وخزة)

What slang Arabic? and what does sting have to do with to prick or pincture? you tell me

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ROTFL in his haste to copy and paste our dear slayhy included the rating in answer.com which means that who ever posted this little gem was posting what he believed which in this case he gets a big ZERO

who does not know slang Arabic is not an Arab - so people don't be fooled by some

You are ignorant and shame on you

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