thambi
in the south indian language of tamil, thambi means “little brother”.
can be used to call a friend (as a replacement for “bro” or “dude” or the friend’s name).
older brother/sister: “thambi hurry up! you need to go to school!”
thambi: “-groans- i don’t wanna go to school…”
2nd example:
friend 1: “w-ssup thambi?”
friend 2: “wat up dude?”
the strip of skin between the base of your t-st-cl-s and the opening of your -n-s.
i had an itchy thambi.
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