şevin
Şevin(Shevin) is a girl name of Kurdish origin. The meaning of the name Şevin shows the time before the sunrise when the shepherds wake up at night.It is the time to grass down the flock.
şevin by SlayyyyyQueennn July 3, 2023
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SEVIN
SEVIN by INDIAN SEVIN September 30, 2020
Sevin
It means do not worry, be happy! It is a Turkish name, and become popular after 1984. Some prefer to say Sevinimu in Greek. It can be ryhmed with name Sevinc, that means cheer, delight. According to legendary, parents give the name of Sevin to their child, because they want their girl to be happy, cheerful and to be loved in her life!
A:You are a dust in the universe, history will forget you, let's have a drink!"
B: Ohh, how sevin you are!
B: Ohh, how sevin you are!
Sevin by dontworrrybehappy July 30, 2009
Sevin
Sevin by averageblackguy May 27, 2019
sevin
sevin is a really caring person that loves to spend time with her friends and family. she is open minded and will do anything it takes to get 20/20 in french tests. sevin gets annoyed easily and will get mad at you but will forgive you eventually. sevin is a talented person. she is very pretty and has brunette curls and glasses aw. sevin is a great friend and will always do anything to make you happy. you couldnt find a better friend than sevin. sevin is a very caring and honest girl with a big heart and will always make sure youre okay. sevin is there for you always and will cheer you up whenever you need it. sevin can always lighten up the mood with laughter and jokes. sevin is very polite and helpful towards others. sevin loves her social life and all her friendships. you are so lucky if you are friends with a sevin. you wont ever find anyone else like her.
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