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A homegirl.Or just somebody's girl
"hey haina wanna go kick it wid us?" or "Hey homie come meet my haina"
haina by Surena June 3, 2006
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Haina • Hainal • hainanese • hai naku • haikal • Haifa • Haidas • Haidar • haine • Haana
Woman, often meaning girlfriend or other woman of sexual interest. East LA slang, probably from "reina", Spanish word for "queen" (pron. "HAY nuh" in some dialects), possibly related to Portuguese "rainha" (pronounced "HINE yuh")
If I could find that haina and that sancho that she's found, I'd pop a cap in sancho and I'd slap her down.
haina by cpksea December 20, 2010
verb. origonating from "ain't it", a common term of the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania.
"this be good pie der bob, haina?"
haina by Flacky April 12, 2005
From the latin "Hainais" meaning Haina. A Cheap as hoe or a guy whom you dislike. Hainas are putas.
Ricky is a Stanford Student. Ricky is a Haina...
Haina by ernie December 2, 2004
A word used in the northeast Pennsylvania ( Scranton,Wilkes-barre Pocono area )

To mean “
“Isn’t that right?” Or “Ain’t that right?”
Can be used a combination of ways usually at the end of a sentence verbally
“ Hey John, You’re going to the Metallica concert tonight haina? “
Or “ this bolt goes on this haina?”
Haina by Midnitescorpion May 10, 2021
A such a beautiful person inside and out, she's kind and a good person, I'm so lucky to know her.
“I'm lucky to know ya Haifa”
Haifa by NΛ August 24, 2020
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