Aniksha
She's a very mean person. But can be helpful sometimes. She often thinks she's right and others are wrong. She always ditches her friends and backs out last minute from plans made ages ago.
Aniksha by Too awesome! July 30, 2019
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Anisha
Anisha is an absolutely incredible person to meet. She is be funny, loyal, trustworthy, kindhearted; you name it. She's the best girlfriend someone could have, because she cuddles, loves, appreciates the small gestures, and won't cheat on you. You can trust her SO much and she's just adorable. She is super cute and she is gorgeous. Not all Anisha's are indian, but some are. You are lucky to meet an Anisha.
Anisha by ImAllTruthNoLies June 8, 2018
Anisha
A beautiful funny girl who is good at communicating with anyone she is normally very sporty and makes a great team leader . She makes friends really easily and is very trustworthy. if you don't know anyone named Anisha well... start searching
Anisha by Ethan maybe March 5, 2015
Anisha
The most beautiful and amazing Girl ever. A life saver of sorts. Very caring and very stylish. Personable and loving. Full of humor. Great memer too! If a girl with the name Anisha falls in love with you, never let her go, as you will be set for life! Also Loves дpyr!
Guy 1: What’s your GFs name?
Guy 2: Anisha!
Guy 1: Damn! YOU ARE SO LUCKY!
Guy 2: Why so?
Guy 1: Cause you are set for life! She will never leave you!
Guy 2: Anisha!
Guy 1: Damn! YOU ARE SO LUCKY!
Guy 2: Why so?
Guy 1: Cause you are set for life! She will never leave you!
Anisha by TheEPICturkey June 9, 2018
Anisha
A name originated by Greek and Indian mythology, meaning everlasting light. Anisha is usually a sweet, extremely beautiful girl with the most perfect facial features and definitely other features too ;) She's very empathetic and insanely adorable. You definitely want a friend like her. Although, she is fiesty when angry. But, you can't help but find her insanely adorable.
"Hey babe, what's your name?" "Anisha" "Meaning what?" "Everlasting light" "Damn you gotta be perfect!"
"What do you call everlasting light?" "Anisha"
"What do you call everlasting light?" "Anisha"
Anisha by bitchasspop February 26, 2013
Ankisha
an indian name that means goddess of numbers..usually refers to a perfect being.... the most intelligent, most gorgeous, kindest and loving person on the planet.... an overall goddess..Completely owning of all persons and/or thing, A synonm for all higher powers or beings..
Ankisha by Mad.Over.A. November 7, 2011
Anisha
Anisha
Anisha Is a Common Indian Female name originated by Greek and Indian mythology, meaning everlasting light. Anisha is usually a sweet, extremely beautiful girl with the most perfect facial features and definitely other features too ;) She's very empathetic and insanely adorable. You definitely want a friend like her. Although, she is fiesty when angry. But, you can't help but find her insanely adorable.
Anisha is an absolutely incredible person to meet. She is be funny, loyal, trustworthy, kindhearted; you name it. She's the best girlfriend someone could have, because she cuddles, loves, appreciates the small gestures, and won't cheat on you. You can trust her SO much and she's just adorable. She is super cute and she is gorgeous. Not all Anisha's are indian, but some are. You are lucky to meet an Anisha.
Anisha Is a Common Indian Female name originated by Greek and Indian mythology, meaning everlasting light. Anisha is usually a sweet, extremely beautiful girl with the most perfect facial features and definitely other features too ;) She's very empathetic and insanely adorable. You definitely want a friend like her. Although, she is fiesty when angry. But, you can't help but find her insanely adorable.
Anisha is an absolutely incredible person to meet. She is be funny, loyal, trustworthy, kindhearted; you name it. She's the best girlfriend someone could have, because she cuddles, loves, appreciates the small gestures, and won't cheat on you. You can trust her SO much and she's just adorable. She is super cute and she is gorgeous. Not all Anisha's are indian, but some are. You are lucky to meet an Anisha.
Anisha by Mauryan's Descendant October 11, 2018
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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