by Wataboy September 14, 2007
by Elliottisemo December 30, 2021
Dia-Eddine is an Arabic boy’s name that means spiritual light. He is a beautiful boy with a smile that feels like the sun shining on your soul. His presence fills a room with joy and laughter and everyone wants to be his friend. He is worldly, always dressed to perfection with an eye for detail. He has a natural affinity for culture, with a quick and creative mind that can recall philosophical ideas, literary quotes or the rich details of your daily life with equal ease. He is generous and loving with his friends and family, yet has no time for fools or idle gossip.
He is your best friend and your soul mate.
If destiny gifts you one, be grateful and hold on tight for the ride of a lifetime.
He is your best friend and your soul mate.
If destiny gifts you one, be grateful and hold on tight for the ride of a lifetime.
by I_am_seanb August 15, 2024
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by Killerhero07 January 02, 2017
'Udid elo dia' is a typical saying in Xorfan language. This is a language spoken by people on planet Xonare'kha in the fictional book series 'Terminon' by Belgian writer Beau Detavernier. The saying means 'Forever yours' or literally 'forever for you' and is usually said in a romantic setting.
Fun fact: The word 'Udid' (meaning forever or for eternity) is derived from the name of Beau Detavernier's girlfriend, who he is no longer together with. He always used to say he would love her forever and Udid was a nickname he would give her.
Fun fact: The word 'Udid' (meaning forever or for eternity) is derived from the name of Beau Detavernier's girlfriend, who he is no longer together with. He always used to say he would love her forever and Udid was a nickname he would give her.
by BeauXight October 04, 2018
'Udid elo dia' is a Xorfan saying that gets featured in the book 'Terminon' by a Belgian writer. The saying means 'Forever yours' or literally 'Forever for you' . The word 'Udid' is based on the name of the writer's ex-girlfriend, who he always told he would love forever. Therefore 'Udid' means forever.
by BeauXight October 28, 2018