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Mahamaya 

Mahamaya is confident, ambitious, strong, determined, multi-talented, fearless, extrovert and unstoppable. She loves unconditionally, trusts blindly and hates none. She is emotional and very caring person.
Mahamaya is so determined. I want to be like her.
Mahamaya by mammai November 23, 2021
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Mahalaya 

a girl, who is sweet and lovely. Not close to everyone but if she is close to you then you the luckiest one of all. She got the cutest smile. She more into music than people. She love herself more than anyone. If you have a Mahalaya you are lucky. Never ever hurt her cause she super sensitive and she deserves the best but she doesn't know that. She is caring, wonderful and most sweetest person you'll ever meet. But never go on her friend cause she can do anything for them.
Look at mahalaya. She got the prettiest smile.
Mahalaya by By yourash November 23, 2021
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Have you met Mahalayah? Didn’t think so.
mahalayah by Goodforthesoul November 22, 2021

Mahalaya 

Meaning of Mahalaya: Name Mahalaya in the Bengali origin, means A day of the new moon in the month of Ashwin. Name Mahalaya is of Bengali origin and is a Girl name. People with name Mahalaya are usually Judaism by religion.
Mahalaya
Mahalaya by Yàßh thë ñåtúré November 23, 2021

mahamalamajamalama

I'm so fucking bored. So I decided to say this. It is fun to say.
Me: Mahamalamajamalama.
Me: Hey that was fun!
mahamalamajamalama by Urie Mama March 9, 2022
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