Difficult in the language of banana
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I'm looking for a name.
Totally uncommon, yet strangely familiar.
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Middle is a vulgar intensifier.
Extremely difficult in the language of banana.
What is my name?
Hint:
Banana is a loanword.
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I'm looking for a name.
Totally uncommon, yet strangely familiar.
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Middle is a vulgar intensifier.
Extremely difficult in the language of banana.
What is my name?
Hint:
Banana is a loanword.
riddle word knowledge language
2
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
1
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
2
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
1
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
1
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57
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up vote
28
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up vote
28
down vote
favorite
I'm looking for a name.
Totally uncommon, yet strangely familiar.
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Middle is a vulgar intensifier.
Extremely difficult in the language of banana.
What is my name?
Hint:
Banana is a loanword.
riddle word knowledge language
I'm looking for a name.
Totally uncommon, yet strangely familiar.
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Middle is a vulgar intensifier.
Extremely difficult in the language of banana.
What is my name?
Hint:
Banana is a loanword.
riddle word knowledge language
edited Aug 20 at 12:36
asked Aug 20 at 7:55
jafe
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2
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
1
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
2
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
1
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
1
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57
 |Â
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2
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
1
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
2
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
1
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
1
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57
2
2
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
1
1
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
2
2
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
1
1
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
1
1
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57
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The name is
Jafe :D
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Affirmation is "ja" (means "yes" in German), and Fe is a metal (iron)
Middle is a vulgar intensifier
af ("as f***")
Edit:
I am intrigued by the last clue, but figuring anything out is difficult since
we don't know for sure where the word "banana" came from - apparently it was originally an Arabic word, then integrated into a west-African language, and was finally introduced to us through Spanish and Portuguese :)
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
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up vote
14
down vote
To finalize @Eutherpy's answer, I just wanted to solve the banana business:
It is hypothesized that banana came from the Senagalese/West African language Wolof.
And in that language,
Jafe means difficult!!
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
I guess that Eutherpy posted just correct answer but I think it has another solution:
Justin
Affirmation:
Just
Metal:
Tin
What about vulgar intensifier?
Unresolved Sexual Tension
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
29
down vote
accepted
The name is
Jafe :D
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Affirmation is "ja" (means "yes" in German), and Fe is a metal (iron)
Middle is a vulgar intensifier
af ("as f***")
Edit:
I am intrigued by the last clue, but figuring anything out is difficult since
we don't know for sure where the word "banana" came from - apparently it was originally an Arabic word, then integrated into a west-African language, and was finally introduced to us through Spanish and Portuguese :)
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
29
down vote
accepted
The name is
Jafe :D
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Affirmation is "ja" (means "yes" in German), and Fe is a metal (iron)
Middle is a vulgar intensifier
af ("as f***")
Edit:
I am intrigued by the last clue, but figuring anything out is difficult since
we don't know for sure where the word "banana" came from - apparently it was originally an Arabic word, then integrated into a west-African language, and was finally introduced to us through Spanish and Portuguese :)
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
29
down vote
accepted
up vote
29
down vote
accepted
The name is
Jafe :D
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Affirmation is "ja" (means "yes" in German), and Fe is a metal (iron)
Middle is a vulgar intensifier
af ("as f***")
Edit:
I am intrigued by the last clue, but figuring anything out is difficult since
we don't know for sure where the word "banana" came from - apparently it was originally an Arabic word, then integrated into a west-African language, and was finally introduced to us through Spanish and Portuguese :)
The name is
Jafe :D
Starts with ein affirmation, ends with a metal.
Affirmation is "ja" (means "yes" in German), and Fe is a metal (iron)
Middle is a vulgar intensifier
af ("as f***")
Edit:
I am intrigued by the last clue, but figuring anything out is difficult since
we don't know for sure where the word "banana" came from - apparently it was originally an Arabic word, then integrated into a west-African language, and was finally introduced to us through Spanish and Portuguese :)
edited Aug 20 at 13:30
answered Aug 20 at 8:02
Eutherpy
1,735616
1,735616
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
 |Â
show 1 more comment
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
2
2
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
Too easy, huh? :P I wonder if anyone will figure out the monkey business on the last line.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 9:15
2
2
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
Is it (rot13)whfg gurer gb znxr gur vavgvny yrggref fcryy bhg "Vg'f zr"?
â Mohirl
Aug 20 at 9:34
1
1
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
@jafe (rot13)V fcrnx n yvggyr ovg bs Trezna so that gave it away :)
â Eutherpy
Aug 20 at 10:14
1
1
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
I think you're right about that edit; see my answer below and feel free to add it! Great job solving this, @Eutherpy!
â El-Guest
Aug 20 at 14:26
1
1
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
And the initial letters of each line spell "its me", which is a rather huge hint.
â Igby Largeman
Aug 21 at 7:15
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
14
down vote
To finalize @Eutherpy's answer, I just wanted to solve the banana business:
It is hypothesized that banana came from the Senagalese/West African language Wolof.
And in that language,
Jafe means difficult!!
add a comment |Â
up vote
14
down vote
To finalize @Eutherpy's answer, I just wanted to solve the banana business:
It is hypothesized that banana came from the Senagalese/West African language Wolof.
And in that language,
Jafe means difficult!!
add a comment |Â
up vote
14
down vote
up vote
14
down vote
To finalize @Eutherpy's answer, I just wanted to solve the banana business:
It is hypothesized that banana came from the Senagalese/West African language Wolof.
And in that language,
Jafe means difficult!!
To finalize @Eutherpy's answer, I just wanted to solve the banana business:
It is hypothesized that banana came from the Senagalese/West African language Wolof.
And in that language,
Jafe means difficult!!
answered Aug 20 at 14:25
El-Guest
7,8051344
7,8051344
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
I guess that Eutherpy posted just correct answer but I think it has another solution:
Justin
Affirmation:
Just
Metal:
Tin
What about vulgar intensifier?
Unresolved Sexual Tension
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
I guess that Eutherpy posted just correct answer but I think it has another solution:
Justin
Affirmation:
Just
Metal:
Tin
What about vulgar intensifier?
Unresolved Sexual Tension
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
I guess that Eutherpy posted just correct answer but I think it has another solution:
Justin
Affirmation:
Just
Metal:
Tin
What about vulgar intensifier?
Unresolved Sexual Tension
I guess that Eutherpy posted just correct answer but I think it has another solution:
Justin
Affirmation:
Just
Metal:
Tin
What about vulgar intensifier?
Unresolved Sexual Tension
answered Aug 20 at 11:21
mpasko256
94116
94116
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
add a comment |Â
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
1
1
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
Pretty good fit, although not exactly uncommon. What about the last line?
â jafe
Aug 20 at 11:22
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
@jafe I don't know language of banana but I guess that lots of simple English words may be extremely difficult within. -OK I'm just justifying myself too much :)
â mpasko256
Aug 20 at 11:26
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2
This riddle is simply great +1 :)
â D3f4u1t
Aug 20 at 8:14
1
@rhsquared It might be, or it might nicht be.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:15
2
@user477343 That sounds about reich.
â jafe
Aug 20 at 8:23
1
Okay, I think (ROT13) gur jbeq fgnegf jvgu "wn" orpnhfr gung nssvezngvba cneg ersref gb Trezna, nf "rva" zrnaf "ba" (nppbeqvat gb Tbbtyr Genafyngr). Naq onfvpnyyl, gur fvzcyrfg jbeq gb qrfpevor nssvezngvba vf rdhny gb nssvezngvir: "lrf". Va Trezna, gung vf "wn". $ast$ However, I don't know the metal part. The vulgar intensifier part might refer to (ROT13) fbzr xvaq bs cuenfr/rkcerffvba vagrafvsvrq ol na npebalz be "grkg gnyx" nf gurl fnl. $ast$ I am not too sure, though. I have a feeling that.. well.. (ROT13) Gur nafjre zvtug or LBHE anzr... $ast$ I don't wanna look at the answer below...
â user477343
Aug 20 at 8:44
1
@El-Guest Came across it randomly googling my name :)
â jafe
Aug 20 at 14:57