What is ferda?

"Ferda" is a slang term commonly used in Canadian English, particularly in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is believed to have originated from the Irish slang term "fear de," which means "for the."

In popular culture, "ferda" gained widespread recognition from the Canadian mockumentary television series "Letterkenny," where characters use it as a catchphrase to signify unity, camaraderie, and support for their friends or teammates. It is often used in phrases like "ferda boys" or "ferda girls" to express solidarity and friendship.

While "ferda" has its roots in Canadian slang, it has gained popularity online through memes and social media, where people from around the world use it to humorously show their support for others.