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gazminika 

Gazminika,
A Black, Russian, and Ukrainian male that will fucking nail anyone that gets in his way. That means you Lucas, so get off your ass and do something good for once in your life.
Lucas is about to get nailed in the face by Gazminika.
gazminika by Gazminika April 4, 2015
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a generic encompassing noun used to name an item for which a specific word is not coming to the mind of the speaker
"please pass me the gazinka" in this case the speaker was not able to think of the word to name the remote control;
or
"do you have any of those gazinkas left?" the speaker does not know the name of the item he or she is requesting but wants to impress the person they are addressing.
gazinka by QueenGazinka January 31, 2008
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a generic encompassing noun used to name an item for which a specific word is not coming to the mind of the speaker
"please pass me the gazinka" in this case the speaker was not able to think of the word to name the remote control;
or
"do you have any of those gazinkas left?" the speaker does not know the name of the item he or she is requesting but wants to impress the person they are addressing.
gazinka by QueenGazinka January 31, 2008

gamanika 

Literally meaning importance. The name means that the person is unique, kind and fierce. She is bold and loyal. She isn’t scared to speak her mind and defends the ones she loves. Treat her well and she’ll treat you well.
The name ‘Gamanika’ does her justice.
gamanika by JennaStomphson November 21, 2021
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