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Niloofar 

smiley, bubbly, pretty, sexy persian girl. you want to know a Niloofar. her nickname is Niloo (knee-lou) and if you have a Niloo, you're a pretty lucky person, because niloo is a good friend, and girlfriend.
person 1: hey, did you hear we have a new girl in our class named Niloofar?

person 2: oh cool! i've always wanted to know a Niloo
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it can have 2 meanings.it's a persian name for girls.some indians have it too.but i'm talking about the meaning in persian."nil" is a greenish blue substance which is used to coulor the stuff like clothes.and niloo means as beautiful as that colour.But it can also be a shorter way to say "niloofar" which is the complete name."niloo" is just the firt half of it.it means waterlily or lotus.sucha nice name!!
those white lotus or waterliles.also those ivy with flowers on them which clime the walls from botton to the top.
niloo by doesn't matter!! September 4, 2003

niloofar 

Extremely pretty and filled with love and joy. She's a day maker. Her hair is goldish and she has green eyes which shine,so bright in the sun. She is the best person u'll ever meet. She loves dudes with good personality's and tall guys. She prefers niloo(neé-Lou) she's a Persian miracle
What does water lilly mean in Persian? *Niloofar*
niloofar by lilly365 December 4, 2015
niloo by Jennifer March 28, 2005
A streetwise asian girl with a penchant for all things freaky
Niloo is kool
niloo by jungboho June 13, 2003
Just some dumb fuck architect who failed at modeling
trust me you dont wanna be a niloo
Niloo by DickGroup July 21, 2019
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murderhobo 

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