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swarnabha 

a very hutiya and ramda and gulambibaaj insaan.
girl1 - HEY! see that's RAMDA SWARNABHA
girl2 - Don't look at him he is very ramda.
swarnabha by gandu_bacchA November 23, 2021
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swarnabh 

swarnabh loves shine!!!
person 1: real shit
person 2: oh that's swarnabh's line he's the coolest!!!
swarnabh by sexymama2608 January 10, 2022

Swarnabha 

People with the name above always shine as the golden rays of the rising sun. They are the ones, who can never break someone's heart and are quite optimistic about everything happening around. They are great friends. If they select you as a friend, appreciate that, as not many people can enter their close knit circles.
His name is Swarnabha
Swarnabha by sd_2001 November 23, 2021

swarnabh 

The Golden Light.

Swarna(Golden) + Abha(light)
Swarnabh is drinking water
swarnabh by Albela_mastana November 23, 2021

Swarnabh 

They find solace in rain
Pain in happiness

Happiness in suffering

Broken tears of angels when they saw the true nature of mortals
Rivalled only by gods themselves

Power surging in veins as the sun rises and reach it’s peak becoming a true golden sky

But their power comes in response to the need
“It’s obvious he is swarnabh “
Swarnabh by Swarnabh November 23, 2021

Swarnabh 

They find solace in rain
Pain in happiness

Happiness in suffering

Broken tears of angels when they saw the true nature of mortals
Rivalled only by gods themselves

Power surging in veins as the sun rises and reach it’s peak becoming a true golden sky

But their power comes in response to the need
“It’s obvious he won , he is swarnabh “
Swarnabh by Swarnabh November 23, 2021
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