Nishtaa
she is a nishtaa
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Nishtha
A girl with a pure heart and pure intentions. Most sensitive girl and she will never let you know what happened to her.
In type of gf she is the best girl you will ever have and is loyal, loving, caring, insecure and over protective.
But she have anger issues and trust issues. If a girl named nishtha loves you, you are lucky never lose a girl like her.
In case of friend she is nicest person till you respect her feelings if you hurt her she is the worst bitch for you to face.
In type of gf she is the best girl you will ever have and is loyal, loving, caring, insecure and over protective.
But she have anger issues and trust issues. If a girl named nishtha loves you, you are lucky never lose a girl like her.
In case of friend she is nicest person till you respect her feelings if you hurt her she is the worst bitch for you to face.
Nishtha by Best describer November 23, 2021
ma nishtana
Pronounced roughly "MAHN-isht-ahn-ah", this Hebrew saying originated in a religious context: it's the beginning of first of the four questions asked during Passover, which asks "How is this night different from all other nights?" Colloquially, it is used to express utter lack of surprise at a supposed piece of news. It's a way of saying "Tell me something I don't know" or "What else is new?" with a snarky urban Jewish twist.
Late with taxes? Ma nishtana! Girlfriend dumped you because you played video games too much? Ma nishtana! Your junkie friend is in rehab again? Ma nishtana! etc.
ma nishtana by nemojmene January 27, 2012
Nishtha
Nishtha by A very hawt person May 20, 2022
Nishta
Nishta is a biological compound that usually resembles a green mist.
Green mist can be a chlorine gas that is a fundamental element in most useful mineral compounds, thus it makes Nishta a every essential form of life.
Green mist can be a chlorine gas that is a fundamental element in most useful mineral compounds, thus it makes Nishta a every essential form of life.
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