Mayuki
A name only the coolest people can have. If you know a Mayuki, run. They know karate. They also have very big top energy
Mayuki by IAMNATSUKI October 7, 2021
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Mayuri
A stunning girl with a heart of gold. The perfect combination of beauty and brains.
The name is common in the Indian subcontinent as well as Japan and Russia.
Nicknames may be: Mayu, Maya, Yuri, Maria, Mia, etc.
The name is common in the Indian subcontinent as well as Japan and Russia.
Nicknames may be: Mayu, Maya, Yuri, Maria, Mia, etc.
Miyuki
Miyuki is a girl's name meaning "beautiful snow / beautiful happiness".
She is very respectful, beautiful, sweet, cute somewhat sassy girl.
She is respectful and amazing at everything there is. Her eyes are brown, her hair is gorgeously beautiful. I look at her and i do see the snow.
She is very respectful, beautiful, sweet, cute somewhat sassy girl.
She is respectful and amazing at everything there is. Her eyes are brown, her hair is gorgeously beautiful. I look at her and i do see the snow.
Miyuki by Nicolas Salvador April 13, 2021
Mayuri
A really pretty girl, who is really smart at the same time. She’s not a shallow girl at all and she has a deep and thoughtful side to her. On top of being an amazing kisser. If you find a Mayuri you should ask her out.
Mayuri by DarknessMyOldFriend January 21, 2019
Mayumi
The most captivating woman you will ever meet. Everything about her is perfect. She's sophisticated, elegant, sweet, caring, and tells funny jokes. Occasionally she will forget to poor you sake, but that's okay because she skis like the wind.
Mayukha
She is fun loving, optimistic cute girl, who tends to brighten peoples day in more ways than one. She strives to help others and reach her own goals but, she tends to get through tough times. Nonetheless, she is strong enough to power through. Although she is sassy as she is the sass queen, and tends to get real sassy, I mean real sassy if you leave her on read or argue with her. Specifically on snapchat.
mayukh
Mayukh is sanskrit name which means ray of light or focussed.
Mayukh is a name given to a boy who is super cute , hardworking,and sporty in nature.
Mayukh is a name given to a boy who is super cute , hardworking,and sporty in nature.
mayukh by Sarcastic_daddy11 January 24, 2018
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