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manikanta
Manikanta is a person of loyalty, care and honesty and an ambivert. He is extremely good at the things, which he is comfortable at.
In Telugu he can be described with a single sentence "Manikanta antene manchodu"
In Telugu he can be described with a single sentence "Manikanta antene manchodu"
manikanta by Agnyaathavaasi November 4, 2020
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Manikka • manikanta • Manikarnika • manikya • Manilka • Magikkarp • malikka • maniaka • manickam • Manikalyan
manikandan
manikandan by Lightsaber123 July 28, 2016
Manika
In Hindu, this name means jewels. Because she is worth and is like a beautiful jewel. She has a magnetic sex appeal that' so good. Everything she does is so sexy and appealing, when you see her.. It's like a drug! Your heart races and you can't get enough of Her gorgeousness. you could get high off hearing her thoughts and actions. She is not only unique but one of a kind. Her beauty over powers all the other girls and not only is she smoking hot but her style is so cool. And she's nothing like any other girl. She's perfect.
Manikam
People who care about others. Mostly those who are willing to teach if not sure. Manikam is a name (mostly popular in india).
Hi manikam! How are you?.
Manikam by BlueSlots be like- June 11, 2021
Manikanta
Manikanta is an honest, trustworthy, ambitious and career focused human. He is an introvert for people who cannot really see his true side. Try to see him through his heart and you would meet the most kindest and fun loving person who he really is.
Manikanta seems tlo be arrogant, but only his soulful friends would know that it's the mask or cover he put on, to face this unrealistic world.
Try to secure a place in his heart and you would be the luckiest person on this planet. Beware of hurting his ego as you may lose him forever.
Manikanta seems tlo be arrogant, but only his soulful friends would know that it's the mask or cover he put on, to face this unrealistic world.
Try to secure a place in his heart and you would be the luckiest person on this planet. Beware of hurting his ego as you may lose him forever.
Manikanta by !)!<forever December 1, 2021
Manika
A typically sexy girl, usually foreign but sometimes american. Generally great singers with great legs and personalitys. Boys flock to them with hearts in their eyes.
Manika by YourBabyCarrot January 5, 2014
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