kasaris

1. adj. pertaining to characteristics of the smartest and wisest being in existence, who often times utlizes charm with his striking good looks to convey heartful messages to his followers.

2. noun. a sage.
3. noun. a powerful and important man.

"When I first laid eyes on that Kasaris, I was awestruck. My knees buckled, my lips quivered.. in his presence."

"You are so smart and rediculously good looking, you should change your name to Kasaris."

by Sophocles December 11, 2008

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Kesara

Pronounced Kay.Sur.Ruh. A Vedic name that’s over 7,000 years old and come from the ancient Sanskrit word meaning “the king of the jungle” and the most victorious of all land animals; the Lion. Men with this name carry an appetite for dominance and prestige. Often surpassing their peers to positions of high power and superiority. Always well dressed and well groomed with an equally impressive educational background (Ivy League is their thing). The comforter at times of distress, the life of the party, the greatest of hosts and always the utmost gentleman. Some even say that the Most Interesting Man In The World, aka the Dos Equis man was actually named Kesara.

You’re such a Kesara with the way you boss people around

by BroBruh4178 November 23, 2021

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