prabhav

prabhav is a word usually used to describe people who like to prank other people and not feel pity for others.
It can also be used to describe people who like acting smart and pretending they know everything.
To word prabhav originated in Singapore and is commonly used in countries like Singapore and Malaysia.

1) He is such a prabhav.
2) He thinks he knows everything, what a prabhav!

by Varuntheno-ob February 2, 2019

prabhakaran

(n)someone who makes passionate love to inanimate objects/ animals (esp sheep) that offer least resistance.

(v)the act of making love to an inanimate object/ animal.

George got sloshed last night and prabhakaraned with a sexy bike (the exhaust pipe in particular).

by bhavatharini March 8, 2009

prabha

a person that makes another person very confused and do dumb things.

you look very prabha'd.

by big bob07 June 5, 2007

ssr dog prabhas

SSR Dog Prabhas . he is gay of tollywood
And SSR Foot Licker .Dickless person

He Is Tier 5 Hero in Tollywood dont have fanbase and competitor of varun sandesham and karthikeya

SSR Dog Prabhas Is Tier 5 Hero

by Adopted son of Ravupalem November 4, 2020

prabhanshu

He is a boy with lots of attitude. And brags himself always. He is a card swiper and thinks himself to be very smart. A guy who has a lots of girls hearts.

#bragger
#smartypants.
He is such a bhanshu as he takes his wallet and shows money all the time.😂

He is such a prabhanshu. He is always showing his money off.

by Goodlookinglass June 1, 2019

prabhuta

A woman who is capable of finishing a box of ice cream in minutes but won't have time to finish a single page of homework.

She is very loving and her smile is more than enough to melt your heart and is an adventure-lover. Main title given to a woman with this name is "The Peacekeeper".

Dude, check it out.. Prabhuta has arrived, the war's over. Let's share a beer now.

by Bleh_man January 14, 2018

Prabhutva

This is a word from Sanskrit origin referring to Dominance or control.

The class representative certainly has a "Prabhutva" over the class.

by Sheldon hofstader November 23, 2021