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Nakigudde 

Nakigudde is traditional name in Uganda usually given to a cheering pleasing girl smiles most of the time if u have a Nakigudde don't let go of her
She usually has a good smile

She really gives in her heart for love because she really fears to break her

If you get please never play with her heart because she is so lovely to be around
John : I met a Nakigudde on my way home and I think I fell for her

Emma: okay but please don't play around with her feelings because she is so lovely
Nakigudde by Hm kati mbu ki November 6, 2021
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Nakigudde 

Traditional name in Uganda usually given to sporty sexy happy and funny girls
She always smiles but has fear to try out things she thinks might cause her to her knees or break heart
She is one we all need want and look to be close to her because she keeps her worries at heart she smiles all the time
Might think she is playful but usually brilliant
John :I met a Nakigudde at school ,I really like her
Sam :If you mean it she is not one to mess around with her heart
Nakigudde by Hm kati mbu ki November 6, 2021
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Nakigudde 

Nakigudde
A traditional name in Uganda usually given to sexy pretty pleasing girls she always smiles but has fear for falling in love and getting her heart broken she is really a lovely one to be around if u find one never let go in my neighborhood I had a girl Nakigudde I always smiles with her she really made me happy whenever I was with her I felt in sky she really feared loved maybe one reason am single
John :on my way home I found a Nakigudde

Sam : Really she is oneany aren't willing to let go so take hold of her
Nakigudde by anonymous November 6, 2021
Nakidde is a Ugandan name from baganda tribe

She is a shy grateful person courageous strong and wild she loves to take care of others and loves seeing people happy and well.
Omg my sister named her new born baby nakidde
nakidde by Mutonie February 22, 2022
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