kgatoentle

The most kind hearted guy you'll ever meet but has anger issues usually nick named santos and better than Dimitri

Kgatoentle is handsome

kgatoentle by Santos2.0011 October 17, 2020

Words you can keep

Kgatoentle

Means beautiful beginnings in the setswana language. Is given to both girls and boys.

Kgatoentle is a very short person.

Kgatoentle by Santos2.0011 November 22, 2021

Related Words

kgatoentle • kagoentle • khaboentle

kgatoentle

a beautiful/wise step

kgatoentle is pretty

kgatoentle by elain! December 16, 2021

kagoentle

Kagoentle is a Setswana name for girls meaning beautiful creation

Ngwana o ke kagoentle gotswa go modimo

kagoentle by Cleo Sean-ego January 6, 2021

khaboentle

Khaboentle :
Can be a Fun ,caring, greatest person u can ever meet

Has mood swings but still looks like a model

: Look it's khaboentle
: he/she is stunning

khaboentle by Khaboentle November 24, 2021

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