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A stereotypical term used for an Afghan Pashtun. Pashtuns tend to forget their Indic South Asian roots and claim to be Persian or Tajik to detach themselves from their Desi roots.
Pakjeets from cities such as Kandahar, Jalalabad, and Logar want to be Central Asian/Persian so bad.
A stereotypical term for a Pakistani person.
Go back to your country, pakjeet!
Pakjeet by thehappyside September 30, 2021
Pakistani origin male who considers himself to be of arab/turk/afghan/persian origin thus racially superior than bangladeshi and indian
I am pakjeet saar i m superpower handsome
Pakjeet by Ertugul August 12, 2023
A Pakistani who shows admiration or sympathy towards pajeets (Indians)
Stop being a pakjeet, these pajeets want you lynched and our women raped.

Don’t be a PAKjeet!
Pakjeet by MangoPak January 7, 2022

pajeetulah 

A dirty curry eating pakistani who thinks they are superior to others and they belong to some special aryan race.. these specimens throw insults at others without realising their own realities..
Imran went on like a Pajeetulah against his detractors because he couldn’t handle the truth..
pajeetulah by Nawazpudina April 28, 2023
Western term, predominantly USA and UK, for a Person of Pakistani or Indian decent.
Excuse me officer, this panjeet keeps stalking me, I've never met him yet he think's I'm his girlfriend.
Panjeet by Finalreminder April 15, 2023
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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