Nashota (Na-sho-/tah) is the female form of the native american name for "twin."
It is used to demonstrate a close sibling-like and spiritual oneness between two ancestrally linked heritants of amerindian blood.
It is used to demonstrate a close sibling-like and spiritual oneness between two ancestrally linked heritants of amerindian blood.
I don't know who I would be without my Nashota.
You haven't really lived until you've had a Nashota.
Her name might be Sarah, but she'll always be Nashota to me.
You haven't really lived until you've had a Nashota.
Her name might be Sarah, but she'll always be Nashota to me.
by P June 19, 2006