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Nufaiz is the Arabic name, meaning "defender of people." The name is most famously associated with Alexander the Great, 4th-century BCE king of Macedonia in Greece, and one of history's most powerful military commanders.
Nufaiz the great
Nufaiz by Don pablo alfredo November 24, 2021
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Nufaiz is the Arabic name, meaning "defender of people." The name is most famously associated with Alexander the Great, 4th-century BCE king of Macedonia in Greece, and one of history's most powerful military commanders.
Nufaiz by Don pablo alfredo November 23, 2021
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A person who is loving and hate judgemental people. A person who is low key and funny. A person who keeps secrets.
You're such a nufail, and I love it
Nufaila is a muslim girl she is beautiful kindhearted emotional she has loving super character if anyone met her don't lose her she us such a rare gem everybody likes her
Nufaila
Nufaila by V army May 8, 2021
Nufaisa is a Muslim girl. The name originates from Arabic and means Breathe. She is sweet, precious, funny, adorable, admirable, intolerant, emotional, annoying, strict, religious, quiet, pretty, Nufaisa is full of life. She also argues and is a bit tempered though. She wants to hold on to her childhood, yet she's scared of what people will think of her. Nufaisa strives to be the best version of herself not only for others, for herself. She likes to take a vacation once in a while like her name suggests, breathe. She likes traveling. She is constantly embarrassing herself.

If anyone meets her don't lose her, she is such a rare gem.
Nufaisa is so annoying, yet I can't help but love her
Nufaisa by MohaRani N November 22, 2021

Nurfaizi 

Handsome and smart, his future is so bright that potentially can be a president
If you smell what the nurfaizi is cooking
Nurfaizi by lotnok123 November 22, 2021

Nurfaizi 

He is so handsome and smart. Ding dong is so big that can feel your ass innit.
Nurfaizi is so handsome, i luv u :3
Nurfaizi by lotnok123 November 22, 2021
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