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Hedayati
The guide, the prophet, the leader.
Hedayati are a clan out of the oldest city in the world Hekmataneh currently called Hamedan out of old Persia now called Iran.
They are known for their smarts, leadership skills, kind heartedness, good will, and high education. Good looking and intelligent is an easy way to hope that you have ran in to a Hedayati.
Hedayati are a clan out of the oldest city in the world Hekmataneh currently called Hamedan out of old Persia now called Iran.
They are known for their smarts, leadership skills, kind heartedness, good will, and high education. Good looking and intelligent is an easy way to hope that you have ran in to a Hedayati.
Hedayati by Realbynature February 25, 2010
Henya
Hanaya
Hanaya is the most kindest and prettiest women you’ll ever see she is very sensitive and will most likely to get jealous of almost anything but they are usually not that short they have a good height and are most likely to be a Leo or a Sagittarius and they are nice but if you mess with them they will fuck you up all through they are very sensitive they cry over almost anything so don’t hurt them.
Hedaya
Hedaya is a strong, loving, smart girl. She is passionate and doesn't take no as an answer for anything. She is very attractive and once you have her you should never let her go. She is a gift.
She is a total badass. She doesn't give a crap of what people say. She stands up for what's right
She is hot even when she doesn't try to be. She is super outgoing. But at first she seems shy. And she loves to have fun ;))
She is a total badass. She doesn't give a crap of what people say. She stands up for what's right
She is hot even when she doesn't try to be. She is super outgoing. But at first she seems shy. And she loves to have fun ;))
Hedaya by 178292929fsb April 9, 2018
Heanaya
Heanaya (He-na-ya) meaning PRINCESS in a native south american language (Scorpio) from Ecuador.
Royalty in that specific empire (who are technically considered Incas, but are actually their own empire within the Incan empire) ---> were called Heanaya (princess) or Hidai (Prince).
But now a days, it is mostly use as a term of endearment within the many people that still speak that language (Scorpio), such as myself and my fiancée (and obviously our family).
Royalty in that specific empire (who are technically considered Incas, but are actually their own empire within the Incan empire) ---> were called Heanaya (princess) or Hidai (Prince).
But now a days, it is mostly use as a term of endearment within the many people that still speak that language (Scorpio), such as myself and my fiancée (and obviously our family).
Heanaya, my love, would you please come here one momment ?
Did you know that her fiancée is a direct descendant from the last Hidai before monarchy was overthrown?
My Hidai, what do you want your Heanaya to make for super tonight?
Did you know that her fiancée is a direct descendant from the last Hidai before monarchy was overthrown?
My Hidai, what do you want your Heanaya to make for super tonight?
Heanaya by Neissa.de.Vallenco March 3, 2009
henryandgabi
A relationship that will never be forgotten, eachothers first loves, we will forever care for eachother and remember the special memories we made- forever I’ll miss you
henryandgabi by august14 May 24, 2021
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