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Mahschid 

The Name Mahschid has persian roots and means ray of moonlight. And this describes this wonderful woman so good. Don't get me wrong Mahschid has her wild site. Her curly brown hair and her sparkling dark eyes are shining brighter than the stars. She loves to be loud and prensent. She loves to dance, be sexy and goofy. But if you truly get to know her she will be a forever friend. Just like the moon - you can't always see her, but if you do you are amazed by the strong light that shines from within.
Look there is Mahschid, have you seen her dance?
Mahschid by Lilmissss November 23, 2021
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iranian female name
light or ray of moonlight
consist of 2 parts mah+shid
"mah" means moon and "shid" means ray
hi my mahshid: hello my moonlight
mahshid by sam3783ir November 25, 2009
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Mahshid is an Iranian girls' name. Like almost all other Iranian names, it has a literary meaning: the softest of skylights, i.e., the moonlight.

Mahshid is sweet and soft, funny yet deep, kind but exciting, beauteous but modest. She has deep dark piercing eyes which drives people in her circle crazy.
Only if I could be yours, Mahshid...!
Mahshid by what if... March 23, 2013
Mahshid is often the name for an extremely cute and sweet girl with an extraordinary sense of humor but also a dangerous mood swing. She may rip you apart in the blink of an eye just because she feels awsome and you don't consider her value.
She would be the mesning of your life.
All in all, Mahshid is the type of person with whom you never get bored , but you should always be tender and caring towards her.
+Dude I heard about a girl who has 146 people having a crush on her!
-She is a Mahshid for sure.
Mahshid by Rosenrot.76 November 22, 2021
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