👉 The word "zina" comes from the Wolof language, meaning "to be angry." In context, it's used as a verb to mean "to be very angry," with the adjective "nasiardaemrfe" suggesting the subject is an angry person. Definition of "zi nasiardaemrfe eln": 1. Angry: expressing extreme anger or resentment toward someone. 2. Very angry: characterized by great intensity, rage, and intense emotions. 3. Raging: in a passionate manner, with intense emotion. The word comes from the Wolof language, which is a Sahelian language spoken in Senegal, Gambia, Mauritania, and other countries in West Africa. It's an idiomatic expression that reflects the strong emotions many people have towards others who they perceive as wrong or unjustified.
