In English means: "We're all in the wind together". It is used to express unification of a group of people around the same situation or problem. It is similar to the English phrase: "We're all in this together" e.g.
Person 1: "Nobody had the time to solve more than 50% of this exam" Person 2: "I think I'm gonna have to repeat the course" Person 1: "Kellna bl hawa sawa my friend"
Jordanian Slang - Recently coined word for Hamel (هامل) or Saye3 (صايع). Means someone who is not bothered, and accepts failure. Could be used for someone who is lazy, unmotivated etc.
Sample Conversation
Person 1: Did you study for the test last night? I heard Basem didnt even open his books
Person 2: What do you expect? That boy is Faye3 (فايع)
Jordanian Slang - Recently coined word for Hamel (هامل) or Saye3 (صايع). Means someone who is not bothered, and accepts failure. Could be used for someone who is lazy, unmotivated etc.
You may add Saya3 (plural) too... used in a passive way.