2 definitions by Vayu
The name Jhuma has no single specific meaning, but generally it is a name which means enjoyment Or one who brings air of joy to their surrounding. They are ambitious and equally down to earth. They are practical and eminent in terms of personality. They have a great sense of protection for their loved ones and they give without thinking of getting something in return from their family.
They are intuitive and can catch people's state of mind by looking into their eyes. They have a great sense of judgement which enables them to recognise frauds and people with hidden intentions. They learn very quickly and they are good friends usually and make great parents.
They are intuitive and can catch people's state of mind by looking into their eyes. They have a great sense of judgement which enables them to recognise frauds and people with hidden intentions. They learn very quickly and they are good friends usually and make great parents.
by Vayu November 25, 2021
A strong, seductive woman with fire in her eyes. She's the kind of girl that oozes intensity and to her, love is a battlefield. Ishta was the Babylonian goddess of love and war, so passionate she sometimes accidentally killed her lovers.
"That Ishta blew me away, man- she's hot as hell and powerful as a goddess."
Gilgamesh:
"The Goddess Ishta saw him and fell in love with the beauty of Gilgamesh..."Be my lover, be my husband", she spoke and said, ..."plant your seed in the body of Ishta"...Gilgamesh answered and said... "I have nothing to give to her who lacks nothing at all. You are the door through which the cold gets in...You are the house that falls down...the ill-made wall that buckles when time has gone by."
"That Ishta blew me away, man- she's hot as hell and powerful as a goddess."
Gilgamesh:
"The Goddess Ishta saw him and fell in love with the beauty of Gilgamesh..."Be my lover, be my husband", she spoke and said, ..."plant your seed in the body of Ishta"...Gilgamesh answered and said... "I have nothing to give to her who lacks nothing at all. You are the door through which the cold gets in...You are the house that falls down...the ill-made wall that buckles when time has gone by."
by Vayu January 29, 2020