Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A Japanese way to say goodbye, but it's like telling someone to go to hell and hope they don't come back.

'Jaane' said the kid as he walked out of the classroom, never to return.

She said 'Jaane' and then immediately texted him.

He waved and said 'Jaane' like it was a death sentence.

2

Jaan is your life, your everything, your holy grail, your personal heaven, your personal hell, and your personal therapist all in one.

'You're my Jaan,' he said, while crying in the middle of the street.

She called him her Jaan after he ate her last slice of pizza.

He proposed to her and said, 'You're my Jaan, my everything.'

3

Jaan means darling in Desi slang. It's like calling someone your personal crush, your personal hero, and your personal emotional support system.

'You're my Jaan,' he said, while holding her hand in the grocery store.

She texted him, 'You're my Jaan, I know it.'

He said, 'You're my Jaan, my everything, my personal crush.'

4

A rezzed-out Navajo who talks nonsense, acts like a fool, and makes everyone around them cringe.

'Ayyy, I'm rezzed out,' he said during the teacher's speech.

She said 'Sheeh' in the middle of a math test.

He humiliated his family in front of the whole school.

5

People with big junk. The kind of junk that makes you jealous and wonder why you were born with small ones.

'You're a Jaane,' he said, looking at his junk.

She said, 'You're a Jaane, I know it.'

He said, 'You're a Jaane, my everything.'

6

A smart kid who thinks the world revolves around them. They're the kind of kid who gets everything their way or they throw a tantrum.

'This is my way,' he said, throwing a tantrum in the middle of the classroom.

She said, 'This is my way, I know it.'

He said, 'This is my way, my everything.'

7

Meri jaan is Urdu for my life. It's like saying your life is tied to someone else's and you can't live without them.

'You're my meri jaan,' he said, crying in the middle of the street.

She said, 'You're my meri jaan, I know it.'

He said, 'You're my meri jaan, my everything.'