Irie
[ˈaɪri]Meaning
A Jamaican term meaning 'good' or 'positive'.
Background Story
The term 'irie' originates from Jamaican Patois and is widely used in Rastafarian culture to signify a state of being at peace or in harmony. It embodies positivity and signifies everything is good, often used in greetings.
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