jingai

人外, a new term introduced in Japanese manga, which refers to non-human creatures who usually involves in some sort of relationship with humans (especially love).

The main male character from 魔法使いの嫁 is a jingai, and the manga itself is a jingai manga.

by Dagnabbit! December 17, 2014

jingai

Japanese for "Felon", or "Evildoer". Often foreigners are told this is simply a corruption of "Gajin" (Japanese for "foreigner") in an attempt to poke fun at them.

In Kanji: 人外

Japanese guy: "Gajin Jingai!"

American guy: "What'd you call me?"

Japanese guy: "....a foreigner."

by GFrohman July 30, 2013

jingai

A "very cool" (supposedly) way of saying gaijin that Americans will most likely not recognize. It's merely the switching of the syllables of gaijin.

Rumi: Jingai bakari! (nothing but foreign barbarians here)

by Ukchana December 24, 2003