Jazeer

A word derived from Arabic, meaning emphasis or victory. Commonly given only to the best of men as first names.

1. I need to jazeer this point across in my essay.

2. At the end of the day, jazeer was ours, and no one could take that away from us.

by Tasha84_nz October 18, 2010

Javier

A Javier is one of the most caring people you will ever meet. It will only take a few days to fall in love with a Javier. Every girl wants him and once you get a crush on one you won't ever forget them. They are athletic and very smart but they will say otherwise. He will be a gentlemen, very loyal, and very cute. Once he wants a girl he will do everything in his power to get her and never let her go. If you meet a Javier keep him in your life forever he will be there for you always.

" Did you see the new kid?"

"Yeah that is Javier, isn't he so cute!"

by 4evermydear May 25, 2018

Javeria

Means "Blessed Female" in Arabic. Though the most blessed ones are the ones lucky enough to know a Javeria. If you've met a Javeria and have won over their heart, make sure to take care of it, it'll be your most prized possession.

That woman is beautiful and perfect, her name must be Javeria

by YushaB January 3, 2019

Javiera

Living being who suffers from anxiety, is obsessed with drawing and watches too many movies.

This girl is totally a Javiera

by Ok don't know March 6, 2019

Javeria

The most amazing girl you could ever meet, if you don’t know her you’re missing out on a lot. She’s so unbelievably pretty, very funny, kind, sweet <3 SHE ALWAYS MAKES YOUR DAY AND MAKES YOU SMILE. Treasure her with all your heart, like she does 💜

Sarah: OMG WHOS THAT HOT PERSON OVER THERE..?
Jane: ohh shrek ofc 🥵
Sarah: no her

Jane: OHH WELL THATS THE ONE AND ONLY JAVERIA, SHE SUPER HOT 😍

by Shrek is love, shrek is Life 🤪 August 5, 2021

jagveer

traditional punjabi name, defined as being a warrior or being a man with great knowledge

that man reminds me of jagveer

by eh wah kabaddi April 6, 2010

Javert

The antagonist of Victor Hugo's novel "Les Miserables". He is an obsessive, merciless police inspector who doggedly chases the novel's protagonist for many years. Javert committs suicide by throwing himself into a river when he cannot reconcile his strict belief in the law with his new found sense of mercy.

As a noun, Javert refers to a person of similar characteristics: ruthless, obsessive, perfectionist. It may also refer to a television trope (or cliche), describing a character that fills a similar role of the actual Javert from Hugo's novel.

Javert may also be used as a verb, referring to the act of relentlessly chasing someone or something.

"I won't stop. Do you understand? I won't let you go." - Inspector Javert

by Islington December 12, 2006