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The word "Aidahar" is translated from Kazakh as a dragon. However, in informal slang, it defines the person, who is hard working, winner and always brutal. He/She doesn't show weaknesses, succeeds in every area that engaged in. That person should be mysterious without explicitly showing that he/she is mysterious. This is the type of person with a confident face who slowly approaches you, with a big explosion in the background. Finally and most importantly, Aidahars should be humble – but trying to flex implicitly, with actions showing their capability, for instance. As a verb, it means to do something amazingly. "Aidahar" can be used both as a noun and as a verb.
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