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Harshitha has jayakar
Jayakar by Sardar gabbar singh November 24, 2021
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Jayakar means Harshitha has jayakar
Jayakar by Sardar gabbar singh November 24, 2021

Jayakrishnan 

Very hot tempered person but cares very much about people he loves. Sometimes acts cold blooded but has a lovable and understanding nature.

A person to whom you could talk openly
Always becomes the ACE of the group
You should have a friend like Jayakrishnan
Jayakrishnan by OneEyedEagle October 8, 2019

jayakrishna 

Jaya means victory, and Krishna is a god. The word Krishna originated from "dark", " the all attractive".
Jayakrishna is a dependable, responsible person.
You'll never be bored with a Jayakrishna, they're the life of the party.
however,
they do have bed hair 24/7 .
You'll should call Jayakrishna to the party.
jayakrishna by saggbaby September 22, 2021

Jayavarshini 

Jaya means victory and Varshini means rain ; wisdom and generous indeed. Jayavarshini is such a gem. Jayavarshini may seem rude but she is the sweetest by her heart. Having Jayavarshini in your life is a bliss indeed. As the name indicates having Jayavarshini in your life will bring you enormous amount of prosperity. If you came to know about any Jayavarshini keep her close to your heart forever and never ever let go.
Do you know Jayavarshini ?
If yes then great you are blessed and god's favourite for sure
Jayavarshini by gguks_ymira August 23, 2021

jayavarshan 

Jaya means victory and Varshan means rain ; wisdom and generous indeed. Jayavarshan is such a gem. Jayavarshan may seem rude but he is the sweetest by his heart. Having Jayavarshan in your life is a bliss indeed. As the name indicates having Jayavarshan in your life will bring you enormous amount of prosperity.

If you came to know about any Jayavarshan keep him close to your heart forever and never ever let go.
Do you know Jayavarshan ?
If yes then great you are blessed and god's favourite for sure
Jayavarshan is a good boy
jayavarshan by Cheetah_kutty November 22, 2021

Jayawardena 

A rare breed of Sri Lankan Descent who happen to be bad asses in everything they do. REAL ASS NIGGAS
Have you seen those Jayawardena's?
Hell yeah those are some bad ass niggas!
Jayawardena by PoopPilot December 5, 2010
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