What means "אחויה" and is it used often?
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It's a a slang. אחי is "my brother", also said for anyone you meet (like a seller in a store), not just your real brother,
and אחויה is a variation, that you would say only to close friends, like "bro" in american-english.
only young people use these both אחי and אחויה
if you're interested there's a book = "the big slang dictionary" (dont know if this specific one appears there)
https://simania.co.il/bookdetails.php?item_id=45169
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I am not sure I understand. Do you mean חויה? this would mean experience. Or maybe אחוה brotherhood. Those two seem to be confused here.
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In addition to what Itzik have said : in this case is a variation of אחוי - my brother in Arabic.
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