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{{Name|തന്ത വൈബ്|Thantha vibe}} is a term used to attribute persons | {{Name|തന്ത വൈബ്|Thantha vibe}} is a term used to attribute persons who acts like that annoying uncle. The uncles who criticize the new trends of younger generation, picks on the tiniest of things. | ||
The term can have different levels of seriousness depending on the context. | |||
== Examples == | |||
<blockquote>Person 1: Let's go party in the club at 11 PM | |||
Person 2: poyi kidannu urangaan nokkadaa | |||
Person 1: enthuvaadaa, neeyum thantha vibe aayo?</blockquote>Female version of the word also exists as {{Name|തള്ള വൈബ്|Thalla vibe}}. | |||
== Origins == | |||
The term got popular through a reel video of [https://www.instagram.com/share/p/BALVY9RdMC Instagram account saafboi].<ref name=":0">https://www.instagram.com/share/p/BALVY9RdMC</ref> According to them, the term was used between their elder brothers to ridicule each other. | |||
== Popularity == | |||
The term was selected as the Malayalam word of the year 2024 by Malayala Manorama newspaper.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
Latest revision as of 15:53, 23 February 2025
തന്ത വൈബ് (manglish: Thantha vibe) is a term used to attribute persons who acts like that annoying uncle. The uncles who criticize the new trends of younger generation, picks on the tiniest of things.
The term can have different levels of seriousness depending on the context.
Examples
Person 1: Let's go party in the club at 11 PM
Person 2: poyi kidannu urangaan nokkadaa
Person 1: enthuvaadaa, neeyum thantha vibe aayo?
Female version of the word also exists as തള്ള വൈബ് (manglish: Thalla vibe).
Origins
The term got popular through a reel video of Instagram account saafboi.[1] According to them, the term was used between their elder brothers to ridicule each other.
Popularity
The term was selected as the Malayalam word of the year 2024 by Malayala Manorama newspaper.[1]