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Nameera
This is the type of person you want to keep in your life, she is special and she will be with you forever no matter what happens.her amazing personality shall leave you amazed and make you fall in love.she’s everything you would ever want and is know for her prettiest eyes that make you feel warm and safe and her gleaming brown (or any other colour)hair.She is the best person you could even know and love;she compliments others but doesn’t compliment herself even though she is amazing, cute and perfect the way she is! You’ll find yourself in love with her first glance and the boys will fight for her love.she’s pretty shy but it doesn’t mean she won’t pick a fight or be outgoing around her friends, if you manage to get her love don’t break her Heart as you are the luckiest guy ever as all the boys topple over for her and should treat her like the queen she is! Her voice will leave you stumbled and shocked as it makes you shiver on how calm and cute it is.
Nobody is as perfect as nameera.
Nobody is as perfect as nameera.
Boy:“You see that, she is so amazing” other boy:”she is you should get yourself a nameera for life!”
Nameera
Nameera by namnam2005 March 23, 2017
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Nameera
: an ancient name derived from Persian and Arabic roots loosely translating to "wolf".
: Dates back to the startings of Islam.
:ALSO received as "spring water"
:Still used in parts of Persia and Turkey as an informal way to address "wolf" during origin stories , mostly used by geriatrics.
: Dates back to the startings of Islam.
:ALSO received as "spring water"
:Still used in parts of Persia and Turkey as an informal way to address "wolf" during origin stories , mostly used by geriatrics.
Did you know that Nameera means wolf!
The name Nameera is derived from a holy folklore , in which it's meaning is wolf.
The name Nameera is derived from a holy folklore , in which it's meaning is wolf.
Nameera by Stanford.seniorr August 31, 2018
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