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The inevitable auditory result of quickly asking someone if they have eaten? A phrase often used to offer food.
From NY: "Hey, owyadoin', didjeet?" translation: "Hey, How are you doing? Did you eat?"
Didjeet by JimBuggz May 31, 2005
Urban Dictionary Merch
Dil+Jeet "Dil" means Heart "Jeet" means Victory The word Daljeet meaning is Heart Victor
Punjabi Boy name= Diljeet How Are You Today?
Diljeet"I m fine"
Diljeet by Diljeet January 21, 2009
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A word that’s used Affectionately towards family, friends, loved ones or pets! It’s a word to describe Something that is cute, lovely, nice.
You’re such a dideety.
You little dideety.
dideety by MezzaHenny January 2, 2019
Dil + jeet means someones who wins over your heart. People with this name are sweet, hilarious, and smart all at the same time. It is probably with their funny anecdotes that they win over other people's hearts.
Hey have you heard Diljeet is back in town?
No, let's meet him. I can't wait to hear his funny anecdotes about the trip.
Diljeet by Aananditasingh November 26, 2021
A friendly neighbourhood bookworm who spreads love and positive energy around with his amazing siblings.

He will WIN your HEARTS with his absolutely selfless character.
Oh Diljeet is going to be there? No worries then, everything will be alright.
Diljeet by Future Fungus November 27, 2021
Diljeet is a word formed with the combination of two beautiful but strong words i.e, Dil + Jeet

Dil in English means heart

Jeet means victory

In simple terms if we put it literally it's heart victory
But the essence is the one who is the ruler of hearts that can be also termed (if you play cards) then, "king of hearts" Or "queen of hearts"
In general terms

" Oye Dil jeet liya tune"

In terms of a name
"Diljeet, aap kahan jaa rhi hai? "
Diljeet by Alexa1234678 November 28, 2021
One of the best brothers you could ask for. Funny, crazy fellow who will pull your leg but who will stand up for you in any your worst situations. Diljeet has craze for chess games and you often finds him inside bookish world fighting dragons, but he is also everready to fight with you and fight for you. He can get short tempered but is the most kind-hearted soul. A rare breed found in the outskirts of Punjab, precisely the land of Gods.
Diljeet is a boy name
Diljeet by The Laconic Reader December 4, 2021
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