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Jeltje
Jeltje is a Dutch female name. Jeltje is derived from Jelle. Jelle is a Frisian name that originated from Gelle. This is a one-stemmed abbreviation of Germanic names that start with 'geld'. The meaning of this name is therefore 'value'.
What is your name? Jeltje!
Jeltje by Wintersporter123 November 22, 2021
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jeltje • Jelte • jeltemreal • jelter • jeltsje • Jeltzer • jetje • Jeet Jet? • jell jell bean • jeat jet
Jeltje
Jeltje by DeltaOmega66 November 24, 2021
Jeltzer
Jeltzer by CodieneSensei March 18, 2020
Jelte
Jelte by pinkmilkmum November 5, 2019
Jelte
A guy that leaves an imprint on one forever, highly attractive with amazing eyes and abs that will blow your mind! Very muscular. Can be moody and arrogant but this only adds to his magnetism. An intense person who works to hard and who needs to have more fun. Someone you would do anything for, just to see him smile.
He is totally rad when it comes to chicks, magical fingers capable of doing great things and bringing pleasure to even a keyboard.
A person who is consistently bad ass mo-fo.
He is totally rad when it comes to chicks, magical fingers capable of doing great things and bringing pleasure to even a keyboard.
A person who is consistently bad ass mo-fo.
"my boyfriend is cheating on me,what should i do?"
"girl!,you need to dump his ass and find yourself a Jelte"
"girl!,you need to dump his ass and find yourself a Jelte"
Jelte by Bantumie13 August 31, 2013
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