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A Bosnian slang for "pal".
You use it when talking to a really close friend, or to describe someone who is friendly.
The word is of Turkish descent (yaran) which came from persian yârân (yâr-friend).
When you meet a friend:
OO what's up jarane. (OO DJES JARANE)

When talking about someone who is friendly:
Mujo is a jaran (Mujo je jaran)
Jaran by neko_ceko March 27, 2010
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A slang used by mostly northern and kosovo albanians it means budy or pal/friend
Ku te kame o jaran
Qka bere be jarani jem
jaran by The albanian G February 10, 2021
An old popular slang for "best dad in the world." Usage was specifically used for "boy dads" in the past. Now, Jaran means "best dad," or "super handsome dad."
Ladies: Look at him and how he is with his two sons! He's such a Jaran!
Jaran by Maolekards November 22, 2021
Jalandhar is a city in the north-western India state of Punjab. The oldest city in Punjab, in recent years it has seen rapid urbanisation and developed into a highly industrialised centre of commercial activity. Jalandhar was the capital of Punjab from India's independence (1947) until Chandigarh was built in 1953. Situated on the Grand Trunk Road, it is a major rail and road junction, and is 144 km northwest of the state capital, Chandigarh. The city was known as Jullundur in British India.
Let's go to Jalandhar and eat at Haveli, its the best restaurant in India.
Jalandhar by Lifeinknife October 11, 2014

Boughlan Jakan 

An ancient Turkish word dating back to 1000000000000000000 B.C and discovered by the twisted ass of the greatest self-proclaimed four eyed pseudo scientist of all times (A-meyti the asshat) and his excavation team in Qazvin a.k.a city of Kaspians.
He is one of the Z-class celebrities of BBC Persian that nobody gives a shit about.
Booghlan jakan is a compound noun made up of 2 parts:
1)Booghlan (Boughlan/Buglan)
Legend has it that boughlan was a thug or as locals call it "Lut" in the village of "Jupun" near Tehran which in turn was changed to japan by the communists and chauvinists.
2)Jakan
That's an euphemism for the word "Jakoon" which literally means "the place of a$$"

This word was frequently used by ana (nane) Tomeres and ata (daddy) Oghuz Khan to knight the great warriors of ancient Turkish Sumerians and Vikings.
After their death they were buried in a mountain with the same name near the castle of Alamut as a mark of honor to their bravery.
Locals believe that anna Tomeres and ata Oghuz Khan are still alive and the mournful howls of the wolves are from the dead booghlan jakans honoring the the lost soul of the reigning and defending Oghuz Khan the great.
The Ninjas and the samurai are the descendants of Booghlan Jakans.
once a Boughlan Jakan,always a boughlan Jakan
Boughlan Jakan by Ameyti August 29, 2018
A cute but short girl that is pretty much perfect in every thing she does and she is perfect her self . She is also very gorgeous and funny.
Every girl should try to become a Jahanvi, it would makelife easier
Jahanvi by Jahanvi December 31, 2011
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pajama casual 

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We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
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