A fork of Rural Dictionary
A relentless arguer, who wont stop until they've shown everyone they argue with that they, themself are retards.
Dude, this arguement is pointless, you stupid Gaibs
You will know him when he comes to fulfill the prophecy
The Lisan Al-Gaib would never admit that he is the Lisan Al-Gaib
Background: A phrase used in the movie "Dune: Part Two" meaning "Off-World Prophet" or "Messiah". It was chanted each time Paul Atreides had proven himself in his role as their savior.
Meaning: In pop culture, it is used to describe someone who is, in that moment, at their peak.
Person 1: "He made the Jump!"
Person 2: "Lisan al Gaib!"
A Chakobsa term, the language of the Fremen people in Frank Herbert's Dune book series, that translates to "The Voice from the Outer World". The term refers to a visitor from another planet who would lead the Fremen to paradise, a prophecy implanted by the Bene Gesserit witches to control the Fremen. Paul Atreides / Paul Muad'Dib takes up the title in the first book in the series.
He knows our ways as if born to them, he must be the Lisan Al-Gaib!
al gaib /æl ɡaɪb/ adj 1. Being out of one’s league ○
I can’t talk to her, she is al qaib noun 1. a league ○ I am in the Legend al Gaib of gamers idiom 1. usually used during intimate moments between one and their significant other; when a person is someone else’s ‘al gaib’ it means that the other person sees them as a special person, one in a million. ○He told her that she was his al gaib.