Noun that describes a “street man” whose goal is to have many women.
It is used to refer to a person who has bad behavior with his partner, including being insincere and trying to hide infidelities.
It is used as part of the expressions of the female gender to label a macho man who always seeks to look good.
SYNONYMS FOR DJADJA
- Unfaithful
- Playboy
ANTONYMS FOR DJADJA
- Faithful
- Authentic
ORIGIN OF DJADJA
Based on the way this term is written, it is derived from the French word “Djà”, whose translation into Spanish means “Now” or “ready“. This is also used in sentences like: Je prends djà ce medicament, which means: I am already taking this medicine.
The word Djà when used consecutively by women became a label or nickname. This when responding to very insistent men: “djà, djà”, something similar to the expression in Spanish “ready, ready” or “ok, ok”. These expressions are frequently used to end a conversation that in some cases turns out to be uncomfortable.
CURIOSITIES OF DJADJA
The word Djadja is a label that credits urban music singer Aya Nakamura for her popularity.
The men to whom this label is attributed, tend to lie based on the number of women who have had sexual relations with them, they even point out “easy” or “prostitutes” to women with whom they have not been related.
There is a great variety of terms that are part of the group of labels that are generally placed on unfaithful men.
The term “Playboy” used to describe a man who seeks to conquer and play with women by lying and offering things that he will later fail to fulfill.