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“Pretty girl” in the native language Haida. Which is short for “Jaat Haana”
Jaat is a wonderful name
Jaat by Ollie606 February 15, 2018
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Vatsul: "u have some nice jaat Anu!"
Anu: "Oh thank u Vatsul! i just cut it. u like?"
Vatsul: "YES VERY NICE! HOW MUCH?"
jaat by Vatsul March 30, 2009
the process of an indian boy becoming a man by growing hair down below
The Rajan and the Rita made passionate love to produce a blooming Rohan, who grew his jaat finally at age 23.
jaat by hotmodelrita February 23, 2009
A jaat is a hindu/muslim who is a strong wise sage and upon all a strong alpha warrior that is to be reckoned with among all
yuvibuvi was a jaat
JAAT by 2pkr October 18, 2025

jaat buddhi 

dim-wit / often used in a derogatory way to describe people lacking intelligence
woh ladka hai bilkul jaat buddhi
jaat buddhi by saxent June 17, 2025

Jaatamean 

Irish (possibly just in cork, i havent checked!) word meaning: Do you know what I mean?...d'ya know what I mean...the 'what' part is just kind of skipped over and the 'I' is pronounced as a quick 'a' sound (as in 'ah' not 'ay')...Jaatamean is how you say it but i suppose it could be spelled 'dyaatamean' too. I've never seen it written down but it's commonly used in speech in cork/ireland?
1st person: "I think that's bad buzz what she did to him...he didnt deserve that jaatamean?'
2nd person: "I know ya." (also common phrase to use!)
Jaatamean by xxkrissxx November 5, 2007
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