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Probably you're best friend. She is smart, funny and always comes up with a good joke. She loves to have fun, but is also serious. You always want to be around her and are sad if you're not.
Girl 1- Hey look it's Akshata! I so want to be her friend
Girl 2- Yeah! She's like the best person ever
akshata by rainbowpenquin June 23, 2017
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Sanskrit meaning "unhurt" "unstruck" and "unbeaten". <i>Anahata Nad</i> refers to the Vedic concept of unstruck sound, the sound of the celestial realm.

Also the name of the fourth primary chakra, the heart chakra, in Hindu Yoga and Tantric traditions.

Anahata Yoga is a form of yoga focusing on opening the anahata chakra.

A somewhat esoteric female name, as well, most often either a "nom de mello" or given to the offspring of hippie parents.

Alternative spelling: Anhata
Traditionally, the Anahata chakra is represented as a green lotus flower with twelve petals.
Anahata by LotusoftheHeart February 4, 2010
The most hottest girl. She is loved by all and everyone wants to be her friend. Guys love her but are afraid to tell her because she is way too good for them. She is the most famous and people tend to use her for her fame.
I am in love ❤ again??

That girl only

Dude!! She is akshata
Akshata by Shataka December 26, 2021
It has no meaning but you can use it how ever you want
Your a akawata
Whatup my akawata
My day's been hella akawata
Akawata by Onux July 28, 2021
A typical narcissistic attention seeker melodramatic, pretentious, clumsy, cry baby, over exposive, self doxing randi
Person 1: Whore Akshata ki haal chaal
Akshata by Haram_khor January 9, 2025
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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