outamama
The brownish-black colour from the skin of South Indians.
Derived from the phrase: ‘outer covering of a mama’;
where,
•‘outer covering’ means ‘the skin of’
•‘mama’ is the Malay language slang used to describe Indians (mainly South Indians). It is mainly used in Malaysia and Singapore.
Thus, to say ‘outamama’ is to describe the skin colour of most South Indians, which is brownish-black.
Derived from the phrase: ‘outer covering of a mama’;
where,
•‘outer covering’ means ‘the skin of’
•‘mama’ is the Malay language slang used to describe Indians (mainly South Indians). It is mainly used in Malaysia and Singapore.
Thus, to say ‘outamama’ is to describe the skin colour of most South Indians, which is brownish-black.
1. My shit is neither black, nor brown in colour. It is the the perfect shade of outamama.
2. Guy1: The human race have always described Westerners as ‘white’, Africans as ‘black’, East-Asians as ‘yellow’ and Latinos as ‘brown’. What should we call Indians then?
Guy 2: ‘outamama’
Guy 1: Why?
Guy 2: Because they are neither brown nor black. They are a shade in between brown and black.
2. Guy1: The human race have always described Westerners as ‘white’, Africans as ‘black’, East-Asians as ‘yellow’ and Latinos as ‘brown’. What should we call Indians then?
Guy 2: ‘outamama’
Guy 1: Why?
Guy 2: Because they are neither brown nor black. They are a shade in between brown and black.