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What is lingam?
Means to "Suck my dick" The work came from MCA very funny when screamed at a person also songs can be made out of this. Other words are pulled off of this word such as
-Lingulator of lingams(dick sucker)
Example 1
Mca-"LINGULATE MY LINGAM!!!!!!!!"
Person-"what mca"
Mca-"nothing nevermind.....suck my dick!!"
Example 2
Mca-"Hey Knucklehead"
Person-"yes"
Mca-"You are a lingulator of lingams"
Person-"Huh"
Mca-"BRAAAAHHHHH!.......cock sucker"
lingam - meme gif
lingam - video
Lingam - what is it?
It means dick of Shiva (a pervert hindoo god).
James: "what is lingam?"
That Indian guy: "it's is our god"
James: "why didn't you perform super micro surgery on shiva's lingam like you did with ganesh's head?"
Hindøo guy mauled
What does "lingam" mean?
Ycheap politicans are called bodi lingams.
They clap for their cm saab
Nani is a bodi lingam
Amabati is bodii
Lingam - what does it mean?
An incandescent shaft. my most treasured possession. A thing of extraordinary beauty. If ur out there yoni u can love it and kiss it all night long
She travelled to Nirvana astride Krishna-murty's lingam
Lingam - meaning
a reproductive organs of a male
The lingam was very obvious through the man's boxers.
Lingam - definition
The aniconic representation of Lord Shiva in Hinduism. Shiva of the highest level is limitless, formless, transcendental and beyond human perception. Shiva is therefore worshipped by a formless mark, the lingam. The popular Hindu connotation associated with lingam is that of a "pillar of fire" from which Shiva arose. The connotation professed in the West is that of the human male organ.
The emergence of Lord Shiva from the lingam is known as Ligodbhava.
Lingam - slang
Lingam (Sanskrit for "shaft of light") is the term for the Hindu god Shiva as represented by a phallus (erect male organ). Usually found in conjunction with the Yoni ('vulva") which represents the goddess Shakti - the source of Creative Energy. They co-join to form Bhrama - the Universe. This is the Hindu Trilogy; the representation of the twins of Creation and Destruction as the highest manifestations or aspects of the One (Bhrama).