Heikel
Heikel by Target Corp. March 10, 2007
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hekel
(Dutch Germanic origin) : noun : transitive verb
1. A feeling of extreme repugnance for someone or something.
2. To dislike something with deep emotion.
1. A feeling of extreme repugnance for someone or something.
2. To dislike something with deep emotion.
hekel by chalupabatmanthe3rd December 31, 2013
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Heizel
A straight up bitch, sarcastic but once you get to know her, she's really sweet and thoughtful. She's fun to be with and you'll love to get close with her. Cute. Funny. Lovely. Outgoing.
Heizel by girlfromnowhere June 8, 2021
Heizel
Heizel is a given name of German origin, often also written as Hazel or Hazyl (although Hazel is often considered a English or Irish name). Heizel can be a rendition of the colour Hazel, which is a common eye colour.
Heizel is a surname most prevalent in North American countries such as the United States of America and Canada.
In my opinion, Heizel is a gorgeous name and I’d love to name my child it one day. Although, with the spelling, it’s a more hipster styled name. Non the less, it’s beautiful and has a nice origin.
Heizel is a surname most prevalent in North American countries such as the United States of America and Canada.
In my opinion, Heizel is a gorgeous name and I’d love to name my child it one day. Although, with the spelling, it’s a more hipster styled name. Non the less, it’s beautiful and has a nice origin.
Heckels yeah
Heckels yeah by rrpaul February 18, 2010
Heike
Old German for hagan = Farm / protection and rihi = rich / powerful. Heike means "mistress of the house."
Heike is a feminine first name, which is awarded occasionally for boys. It is the Low German form of Henrike.
Nameday of Heike is on July 13.
The name is Heike as a little old fashioned, good! and regarded as normal.
Other names related to Heike: Henrike, Heinrike, Heimke, Heinke, Heilke, Eike, Hendrike
Heike was also a common name in the Germanic and East Frisian parts of Europe.
Heike is a feminine first name, which is awarded occasionally for boys. It is the Low German form of Henrike.
Nameday of Heike is on July 13.
The name is Heike as a little old fashioned, good! and regarded as normal.
Other names related to Heike: Henrike, Heinrike, Heimke, Heinke, Heilke, Eike, Hendrike
Heike was also a common name in the Germanic and East Frisian parts of Europe.
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