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Prahar is an Indian name usually given to the male gender. Also, it means the "quarter" timing in hindi.
I love to chill with "Prahar".
What's the current "Prahar" going on?
Prahar by Gdjshsjw November 24, 2021
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Prahar, it means the "quarter" timings defined in the English language. It's an Indian name commonly used for a boy.
Hello "Prahar", how are you?
Which "Prahar" is currently going on?
Prahar by Gdjshsjw November 22, 2021
Prahar or Prahara is a Sanskrit term for a unit of time, or subdivision of the day, approximately three hours long.

He has interpersonal skills , right to control and make decisions .he is enthusiastic , and goal oriented person
There are different prahar in a day
prahar by Rajesh Kutrapali November 24, 2021
The word 'Paharse' is already well known in Australia and New Zealand, and is beginning to gain an underground following in remote parts of the United Kingdom, so it would be good to get some clarity on its definition as well as its etymology on record.

Paharse is a derogatory term for someone who is a bit of a bellend. The word is derived from when a person’s sphincter makes a soft, airy 'pah' noise as opposed to a standard tight fart sound whilst breaking wind - insinuating that the Paharse has a loose anus.

Synonyms: knobhead, dickhead, twat etc.
Oh my god, Alex is being such a Paharse today!
Paharse by nobjockey101 March 2, 2021
prakhar (in devnagari) means the spear head- sharp, speedy, the guiding light,
the sun is bright today...like prakhar
prakhar by Devesh12 June 20, 2011
(Devnagari script) a really cool guy who looks hot in spectacles.

Mostly sharp in everything, including looks to his very personality
"Oh that guy is so prakhar!"
Prakhar by jinkyjzz September 6, 2016

Prahalad 

Great Guy, smart, kind, awesome, hot and sexy, successful and a guy every girl should date.
I WANNA BE PRAHALAD. (PRAHALAD = SUCCESSFUL).
Prahalad by WORDKING01 July 7, 2021
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