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Apollinaria 

The name Apollinaria is a female name of ancient Roman origin. It means "dedicated to Apollo", the ancient Greek god of the Sun, patron of the arts. This is the feminine form of the masculine name Apollinarius. From Greek, "apolyusis" was interpreted as "liberated". In modern times, the name Apollinaria is attributed the meaning of "urban".
In Russian, the name Apollinaria had a colloquial form of Polina, which later became an independent name. The colloquial form of the name is Polinaria. The affectionate address Lina is also used independently.
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apolinario 

Usually ended with Jr. Comes from Philipino roots. And is very handsome. He usually looks 30 years younger than his actual age and is very sophisticated. If he has a family, they are very loving, kind, and so cool.
Omagah!Is that Apolinario and his family. He is so handsome. And so is his family.
apolinario by sammysprinkler$$$$$ December 11, 2016
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apollinaire 

ugly but the only things that save him from his looks is dem bara tiddies, liking a total of three isekais, and a large soda
apollinaire knows a total of three phrases:
“yoink”
“damn right”
“Operation Barbarossa was the code name for the Axis invasion of the Soviet Union, which started on Sunday, 22 June 1941, during WWII”
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