What does joone mean?

To swear. There’s jâne/joone man or jâne/joone to (or any other pronoun) or jâne/joone [insert name] which means that you swear on your own life or on someone else’s life.

Can you call a guy Azizam?

Azizam. Azizam literally means “my dear” and is a general term of endearment that you can use with anyone- friend, family, lover, old, young.

Why do they say Joon?

Soul, spirit, life. A Persian word of endearment used after a person’s first name to mean “dear” and express care.

What is Jan Persian?

Jan (Persian: جان‎, pron.: Jaan) is the Persian word for soul. It is also used as a diminutive suffix attached to names and titles, and in this case it means “[my] dear”.

How do you use Azizam?

Azizam simply means ‘my dear’.

Father to a daughter: Azizam, beeyā shāmet rō tamoom kon! (my dear, come finish your dinner)
Wife to a husband: Azizam, khayli doostet dāram! (my dear, I really like (love) you!)
Boy to his girlfriend: Asheghetam azizam!
Friend to friend: Azizam, khayli vakhté nadeedamet!

Is Joon a word?

No, joon is not in the scrabble dictionary.

What does my Jaan mean?

my life
Jaan [Hindi & Urdu] You can say “meri jaan” (may-ri-jaan) which means my life. Mind you, the word “jaan” itself is a term of endearment. It can mean “life” and also “loved one”, “darling”, etc. in both Hindi and Urdu.

What does the word Joon mean in English?

The word joon, while literally meaning ‘life,’ can also be used to mean ‘dear,’ and commonly follows the utterance of a name. So for instance, if you are talking to your friend Sarah, you can call her ‘Sarah joon ,’ as a nice gesture of friendship.

What’s the difference between Joonam and Joon man?

The same applies to our next word joonam – it’s actually a shortened version of jooné man. Joonam is another extremely common term of endearment, and perhaps a little more fun to say, because even the act of saying it causes your lips to pucker as if getting prepared for a kiss. Joon is the word for life or soul.

What does it mean when you say joon in Persian?

Because Persians are prone to drama and exaggeration, this terms is also used quite liberally. It can also be translated as meaning something along the lines of ‘my dear’, but more literally you are saying ‘my soul.’ However, it’s just as common to say joon as it is to say aziz.

Why do you call someone Jan or Joon?

Joon (or jân, as it’s often pronounced), means “soul/spirit/life”, but it’s essentially a Persian word of endearment used after a person’s first name to mean “dear”. It’s a little nicer than just calling someone by their name alone. For some of my cousins who are older than me, I use joon as a sign of respect, for example, Nati joon.