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An arab term meaning 'life.' But used in an affectionate way usually towards someone who means a lot to you. The urdu or hindi equivalent being 'jaan'
Massari: inta hayati..inta habibi...
Non-arab: awesome song, but what the hell is he saying?
Randomer: go urban dictionary it fool!
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hayani Haani Hasani Hayan Hayana hayati hamani hawani haynie haanie
arabic word that is equivalent to the english word 'life'.
Massari:

inta hayati... inta habibi...

(you're my life... you're my love...)
hayati by ^LadY_RaiN^ September 22, 2011
Hayai is the Japanese word for "fast" and is used typically used to describe someone doing something quickly. It is also frequently used in anime, particularly in action anime, when someone is surprised with how fast something is happening.
The Hero and the Villain are fighting each other on what seems to be even terms. They separate and create some distance between each other.
Villain: You're doing well, but can you keep up with this?
The Villain doubles his speed and catches the hero off-guard as he approaches
The Hero would then exclaim "H-Hayai!" and proceed to be beaten up at high speeds.
Hayai by Glaba July 27, 2017
A girl with a beautiful smile. When people see his smile, he smiles too. Her smile is as beautiful as the flowers bloom i the morning. There will be a man in love with his smile.
Girl: You looks like hanani
Hanani by Mankyrinz April 23, 2018
A Hayniac is someone who fangirls (or is a fan of) the one and only-Hunter Hayes. This person listens to all of his songs, stares at beautiful pictures of him all day, and is hopelessly in love with him. Hunter Easton Hayes is perfect-so look him up. You're going to wish you had a storm warning-so here it is.
"You're a Hayniac!?!?! Me too! Omfg Hunter is just so flawless and his voice is like a million angels. auhgfuahfgkhadfg"
Hayniac by Hayniac. July 21, 2012
An Arabic word that means "my life", also commonly used as a term of endearment. Urdu and Hindi have adopted the Arabic word with similar meaning. Also equivalent to Hindi/Urdu "jaan" (Arabic origin word as well), and Farsi "joon" (also Arabic origin word).

Pronounced: ha-ya-tee
حياتي
Terms of endearment examples:

Rami: "Layla, I love you habibte"
Layla: "I love you more hayati"

Fares: "Did you hear Haifa's new song? "
Sarah: "No hayati, is it good?"

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Literal meaning example:

Marwa: "Myriam, are you really going to marry him?"

Myriam: "Yeah I love him, it's hayati, and I'll do what I want"
Hayati by Lebanese Bebe September 12, 2016