A badass German phrase popularly used in a military context. It losely translates to 'Yes Indeed' or 'Yes Sir'
by Teal'c the Jaffa November 21, 2010

by Michael Tran May 26, 2008

A white male from Durban - South Africa, using a unique dialect of English interlaced with Afrikaans words. Most commonly found at local watering holes on the prowl for woman (birds). Attire includes tight sleeveless shirts and flat-brim caps. They commonly can be identified by there lack of respect for woman and the elderly.
by Big-Fudge August 25, 2021

Rapper who took his name from the legendary phrase Jamaican judge Dareamahn Gareen used when asking for the jury’s verdict, witnessed while working as a bailiff for the court...all while not living anywhere near Jamaica.
GAREEN: has the jury reached a verdict?
JURY: yeah, mon .
-pause-
GAREEN: JA RULE!
JURY: Guilty, Mon.
GAREEN: (to young Ja): What charge is he guilty of?
YOUNG JA: IT’S MURRRRDER...
GAREEN: I only have one good ear, Mon. Don’t be mumblin. HOLLA! Holla!
JURY: yeah, mon .
-pause-
GAREEN: JA RULE!
JURY: Guilty, Mon.
GAREEN: (to young Ja): What charge is he guilty of?
YOUNG JA: IT’S MURRRRDER...
GAREEN: I only have one good ear, Mon. Don’t be mumblin. HOLLA! Holla!
by Seewhatwhathappenedwas July 2, 2019

Afrikaans slang used when in agreement, as an acknowledgement or simply as a friendly greeting. Predominantly used in and around Cape Town, and the bigger Western Cape province where it derives from.
Janice: "Great to see you again, Serge."
Sergio: "Hos ja! You too, Janice."
That 'jol' was 'lekker' this weekend, nê?
Hos ja! Djas!
What a great "nommer" (song)!
Hos ja!
Sergio: "Hos ja! You too, Janice."
That 'jol' was 'lekker' this weekend, nê?
Hos ja! Djas!
What a great "nommer" (song)!
Hos ja!
by Vanniekaap February 5, 2021

A condition that develops when you hear and/or see something that you find attractive.
Symptoms:
- Rapid heart beat
- Instant hormonal changes
- Increased blood flow
Causes:
- Words or sights that trigger the brain.
Symptoms:
- Rapid heart beat
- Instant hormonal changes
- Increased blood flow
Causes:
- Words or sights that trigger the brain.
by jazzy.inf January 5, 2023

Used in urban, colloquial Bengali, the term is the perfect translation for "get the f*** out of here." In can also imply "quiet down" "leave me alone" " let it be" etc. The English word OFF is joined by "ja" which is pronounced "jaa" literally meaning "go."
by #brandbrujo April 13, 2017
