Nwachi
"come over here Nwachi."
Nwachi by simonhowell June 24, 2018
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nwachi
A girl who is kind, and caring and willing to give to others. She also has the kindest smile and looks intimidating at first but once you get to know her she is a crazy ass beautiful girl. She is fun to hang out with. She will give you her all and will do anything for you if she loves you. 💓
nwachi by simonhowell August 28, 2019
nachiket
Nachiket is a noun of Sanskrit origin, which is combination of 3 basic sanskrit words.
na + chi + ket
"Na" represents negation
"chi" represents "Chaitanya" means - unending spiritual energy
"ket" represents "Ketu" means - continuously revolving action
Nachiket is the one who is continuously looking for nothing but unending spiritual energy.
na + chi + ket
"Na" represents negation
"chi" represents "Chaitanya" means - unending spiritual energy
"ket" represents "Ketu" means - continuously revolving action
Nachiket is the one who is continuously looking for nothing but unending spiritual energy.
nmachi
Such a caring yet crazy young lady. Nmachis are usually active and smart. They are so funny and even though they can be very mad. She is always ready to lend a helping hand and well you'll be lucky to have one in your life. Just brace yourself for the overload of beauty, love, strength and compassion. Oh and madness too.
Boy 1 : Oh my God! I just saw a hot girl with a captivating smell. It felt like she was radiating leadership.
Boy 2 : Wow! That was probably a Nmachi
Boy 2 : Wow! That was probably a Nmachi
nmachi by alexmwahmwah123 June 23, 2019
Nachiketa
An epic chad who can make girls fall for him with a glance. Whoever has this name is the God of all worlds and absolute ultimate life form.
Nachiketa by Zeni2three December 24, 2020
Nachiketa
Nachiketa (Sanskrit: नचिकेता) also known as Nachiketā (Sanskrit: नचिकेत, Bengali: নচিকেতা Odia:ନଚିକେତା) or Nachiketas (Sanskrit: नचिकेतस्) was the son of the sage Vājashravas (Sanskrit: वाजश्रवस्, lit. famous for donations) also known as Vājashravā (Sanskrit: वाजश्रवा) is the child protagonist in an ancient Hindu fable about the nature of the soul and Brahman. The story is told in the Katha Upanishad (c. 5th century BCE), though the name has several earlier references. He was taught Self-knowledge, the separation of the human soul (the supreme Self) from the body, by the god of Death, Yama. Nachiketa is noted for his rejection of material desires which are ephemeral, and for his single-minded pursuit of the path of realizing Brahman /Moksha i.e. emancipation of the soul from rebirth.
The word' Nachiketa' has various meanings which are interrelated with its other meanings:-
>>That which is unperceived.
>>The quickening Spirit that lies within all things like fire, latent in wood, the spirit that gives, the unquenchable thirst for the unknown.
>>Sacred fire.
>>The one who is continuously looking for nothing but an unending spiritual energy.
Nachiketa has been one of the most influential characters in Hinduism. Indian monk Swami Vivekananda said: "If I get ten or twelve boys with the faith of Nachiketa, I can turn the thoughts and pursuits of this country in a new channel."
The word' Nachiketa' has various meanings which are interrelated with its other meanings:-
>>That which is unperceived.
>>The quickening Spirit that lies within all things like fire, latent in wood, the spirit that gives, the unquenchable thirst for the unknown.
>>Sacred fire.
>>The one who is continuously looking for nothing but an unending spiritual energy.
Nachiketa has been one of the most influential characters in Hinduism. Indian monk Swami Vivekananda said: "If I get ten or twelve boys with the faith of Nachiketa, I can turn the thoughts and pursuits of this country in a new channel."