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Banusivan 

Banusivan is a name used in a few subcontinent countries. The first part "Banu" is sanskrit and means something like sun and the second part "Sivan" is one of the many variations for the name of the hindu god shiva. He is the god of destruction and new beginnings. Together it means something like "God of sun destruction" or "the god of destruction that gets his power from the sun"
"Hey Banusivan, do you want a drink?"
Banusivan by Orcarmech September 12, 2021
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banusankar 

This person is the best one to love and care. If anyone leaves him or ignores will face consequences. He is the person , every one needs.
The true meaning of care is BanuSankar
banusankar by Haptica November 23, 2021
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