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Loriane
This name is a variation of Laurie, from the Latin 'Laural', as used in laurel wreaths.
A person with this name is loyal, encouraging, a good motivator of people, not afraid to push boundaries and take chances, while always seeing the glass half full instead of half empty.
A Loriane has a sense of humor that never dissapoints or keeps you from laughing.is loving, unique, and maybe even a bit quirky; but its in a cool addictive way. Once you meet a real Loriane, don't ever let them go.
A person with this name is loyal, encouraging, a good motivator of people, not afraid to push boundaries and take chances, while always seeing the glass half full instead of half empty.
A Loriane has a sense of humor that never dissapoints or keeps you from laughing.is loving, unique, and maybe even a bit quirky; but its in a cool addictive way. Once you meet a real Loriane, don't ever let them go.
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Lovinegent
this word is created by a person to describe themselves.
so in reality you can make it mean anything you want.
it's about the process of becoming that word that you become the best version of your self.
in this word there are many meanings.
there's love, intelligence, intuition, gentleness, ingenuity. and many others.
you get to decide what it really means to you.
so in reality you can make it mean anything you want.
it's about the process of becoming that word that you become the best version of your self.
in this word there are many meanings.
there's love, intelligence, intuition, gentleness, ingenuity. and many others.
you get to decide what it really means to you.
I am Lovinegent!
Lovinegent by brotheprogrammer February 1, 2022
Losiane
Losiane's are misunderstood because they are rare. One of a kind. Natural introvert. Their hearts are bigger than most and that is why their empathetic nature is unheard of. Losiane's forgive easily but hurt deep, luckily for their resilient nature they can recover quite easily and get on with their lives. All the while still healing! Isn't that amazing? You would find Losiane's in the Nerd group but still respected by Varsity Cheerleaders and Quarterbacks. The only catch is, hurting a family member will put you at great risk of Losiane's one and only bad trait; psychomess.
Losiane by Gregory Kitlckozy November 22, 2021
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