Nartalya
The most amazing girl ever. If you ever find a girl with this name hold on tight because u won’t find another like it. She’s an icon fr
Nartalya by Berriesncream15 July 18, 2023
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Natalya
Natalya is an amazing person who will be very honest even though you don't deserve her patience and honesty, she will be nice to you anyway because she is a Natalya.
Natalya is the girl who wants to save everything, like a superhero, she is the one trying to heal injured animals and humans, like a doctor. Natalya is such an incredible person. You are lucky if you know Natalya.
Natalya is the girl who wants to save everything, like a superhero, she is the one trying to heal injured animals and humans, like a doctor. Natalya is such an incredible person. You are lucky if you know Natalya.
Natalya by The-best-friend April 10, 2013
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Natalya
A Natalya is a normally cheerful person who tends to bottle up their emotions. They're always kind to others and put their friend's & family's happiness above their own. A Natalya could be depressed and you'd never know because they're good at acting and putting on a smile. They're good listeners and love to help others, but don't get on a Natalya's bad side or you will deeply regret it.
Person 1: Wow, she's such a Natalya. Helping her friend get with their crush.
Person 2: Wait, Doesn't she have a crush on that person too?
Person 1: Yup, but she'd rather make her friend happy than make herself happy.
Person 2: You're right. She's such a Natalya.
Person 2: Wait, Doesn't she have a crush on that person too?
Person 1: Yup, but she'd rather make her friend happy than make herself happy.
Person 2: You're right. She's such a Natalya.
Natalya by Zari_the_best June 4, 2018
Natalya
beautiful girl who is fun, caring, and intelligent. very spontaneous, and knows how to have a good time
Natalya by melvin fisher October 17, 2008
Natalya Simonova
1. The Bond girl in the James Bond film Goldeneye (1995) played by Izabella Scorupco
2. Any character who irritatingly gets in the way of your fire in a First-Person Shooter, who needs constant protection and help from you.
2. Any character who irritatingly gets in the way of your fire in a First-Person Shooter, who needs constant protection and help from you.
Natalya Simonova by byzantinechild July 8, 2006
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