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Dipak means an object that emits light. Classically, it is an earthen bowl about 10 cm in diameter with oil (or ghee) with a vick coming out from one side. It is typically lit in Indian, and particularly Gujarati, homes during Diwali as a celebraion of lights.

While Dipak burns, it provides light in its surroundings.
Dipak by DeeO September 23, 2006
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Dipak is the type of guy to steal every girl he sees.
Bro hide yo girl, theres a Dipak!
Dipak by sharmakumar April 10, 2022
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Dipaphy Hartby 

In the A'TIN fandom (SB19's fandom) this is used when you want to greet someone a Happy Birthday
"Dipaphy Hartby Sejun!"
"Advanced Dipaphy Hartby Josh!"
Dipaphy Hartby by a'tin_peppa September 20, 2020

Dipaphy Hartby 

- It is an A'tin way of conveying a happy greetings to a person who is celebrating his/her birthday
Dipaphy Hartby, Pinunong Sejun!
Dipaphy Hartby by OT5 hsh September 29, 2020
A great girl who is sometimes under-appreciated and loves everything she does. She likes to make her friends feel special but is not good at sharing how she feels. Make a dipika feel special because she cares a lot about what people think of her. Never make fun of a dipika cause she will take it seriously.
dipikas are so awesome
dipika by thegirl206 November 18, 2016

dipaphy hartby 

Shuffled letters of the phrase, "Happy Birthday" used by A'tin (SB19's fandom). It is originally created by SB19's youngest member, Justin de Dios. It is an another way to greet someone a Happy Birthday.
Filipino: Dipaphy hartby sa iyo!
English: Dipaphy hartby to you!
dipaphy hartby by stan SB19 September 19, 2020

Dipaphy Hartby 

In the A'TIN fandom (SB19's fandom) this is used when you want to greet someone a Happy Birthday
"Dipaphy Hartby Sejun!"
"Advanced Dipaphy Hartby Josh!"
Dipaphy Hartby by a'tin_peppa September 20, 2020
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