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Adhipa is a beautiful lady. Selfless always. She is always ready to help others when in need. Lucky if you're friends with her. But she will never share her biriyani with bestie also. And she makes cute handmade journals for her boyfriend. She loves sketching. And she has bought new clothes recently, manyyy clothes
I want new clothes like Adhipa
Adhipa by Ukuy November 24, 2021
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Adhira’s are amazing people to be with, they exhibit amazing energy and you love to be around them or on top of them.

They are very confused by nature but if you meet an Adhira , they’ll prolly be the best thing that will ever happen to you.
Adhira, you make me happier

Adhira you are cutest being ever
Adhira by AaZz6969 November 28, 2020
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Synonym for kings of kings. It depicts a witty person with a great personality, a penchant for sports and music, and is distinctively artistic and innovative.
Mark seems to reflect a quality of Adhiraj in him.
Adhiraj by Mark jain December 19, 2010
You will not regret meeting a girl named Adhita, she is kind, pretty, and fun likes to be playful and childish.
“Wow! Adhita is so smart and pretty!”
adhita by My_OneAndOnly_Tiger November 14, 2019
used as a title during the mughal rule over India by Huge Landlords meaning King of Kings
he was the adhiraj of his time
Adhiraj by AdDy7 December 13, 2010
The name given to a beautiful girl who generally has very low self esteem and nearly no friends. But when she gets friends, you can be sure that she'll never ever leave them and love them from the depths of her heart
Be more like Adhila
adhila by BladedShip June 7, 2018
Generally a Hindu girl name meaning full white moon or fast lightning. It also means strong. ADHIRA is quite a rare name and it's meaning is confused as impatient as the name is similar to 'adhir'- hindi word for impatient. Adhira think very differently and generally are quite intelligent creatures. Often are cute.
" Do you know that famous Indian actress Rani Mukherjee named her daughter Adhira?"
Adhira by Wisegirl28 September 21, 2021
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