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Quite a rare name found only in Lesotho. It defines a man who can acquire women but cannot keep them no matter how hard he tries. Women would even instead leave with the kids and bear all the responsibilities. Rare right… and so is the name.
Yet another woman has left him. I suspect his middle name is Khoetha.
Khoetha by Boks November 23, 2021
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A man who is resilient, brave and motivated to live and thrive despite the worst challenges of life. He draws his strength from his wisdom and intelligence. He is a visionary, smart and unstoppable man.
A definition of a strong and wise son meant for bigger success in live is khoetha
Khoetha by anonymous January 14, 2023
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A very strong and wise man.some times very intelligent and handsome.
Get Khetha his phone
khetha by Miakhalifa578 November 2, 2020
First of all the meaning of Khothatso in English is encouragement.

A lot of Khothatso's live up to that name.If you become friends with Khothatso and take your time to study and understand Khothatso then you will know how much of an amazing person Khothatso is.

Khothatso like to laugh...matter of fact Khothatso is always laughing. Khothatso is a very humble soul unless provoked. A lot of Khothatso's experience what we call 'fake love'. They tend to love people who uses them but still show them even more love , until they have had enough. Most of the time people describe them as a 'bad person' but that is not always the case ; it actually depends on how you treat them.

Otherwise Khothatso is a very nice , loving , humblest soul ever.
Whenever you find yourself in a hard breaking situation lean on Khothatso to encourage you to get better , because Khothatso will always be there for you.
khothatso by Koodii.iiyy November 23, 2021
A kind woman, generous to her friends. She can sometimes be a bitch but it’s her choice. She is spiritual and enjoys being creative. She enjoys catfishing.
My name is Khothatso, I am generous.
khothatso by bwackoffyoucow November 23, 2021
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