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Kalliopi 

the most perfect, funny, beautiful, gorgeous, hilarious as fuck, best person on earth.
Kalliopi is the most trustworthy person ever. The best cousin ever.
Kalliopi is a person you could tell anything.
Kalliopi is a type of girl that hates watermelon.
Kalliopi is a girl that attracts all the guys.
Kalliopi also goes by the name of Kalli.
Kalliopi loves to swear.
Kalliopi is forgetful.
She is a great Bestfriend or sister.
She is popular.
She has a friend Lauren that is a bitch to her.
Kalliopi is someone you can't describe , because there is too much great and wonderful things about her.
Kalliopi is the best cousin I could ever have. :)
Kalliopi is the best person you could ever meet!
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Meaning: Its source is Kaliopi, a Greek name meaning "Beautiful voice."

Languages: This girl's name is used in Greek.

Narrative: In the mythology of ancient Greece, this was the name of the Muse of epic poetry and eloquence.
look! its kaliopi!
kaliopi by theeegoddess123 December 6, 2009
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Kalliope 

Kalliope means “beautiful voice”. And she does! Her voice is as gorgeous as she is. Kalliope is super nice no matter what, is caring, and extremely motherly. She has many friends, both boy and girl, and is a fun girl. She may be shy at first and is a little quiet, but once she gets comfortable she is very extroverted. She is very loyal, and smart. Kalliope is amazing
(I’m a Kalliope too)
Kalliope by {Ailani} January 28, 2023

kalliope 

"OMG that Miley Cyrus is such a whore."
"I think you mean Kalliope is such a whore."
kalliope by Miley Cyrus May 21, 2008

Kalliope 

The worm wars would never end if not for Kalliope’s cunning intellect and unmatched power
Kalliope by codypoop August 9, 2024
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