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rabiatul 

A very gentle person. Rabiatul mean spring season, which suitable for her

according to her beautiful and attractive self. She likes to bear her own problems because she does not wants to trouble others. She is a good listener, when you have something to share, go find her.
Rabiatul
rabiatul by Eyfa Mard April 23, 2018
Related Words
Rabika • rabia • Rabiya • rabiah • rabiatul • Rabiha • Raika • ramika • Rasika • Ratika

rabiatul 

rabiatul is a polite girl that may boy like .
she will felt guilty if she make any mistake and she is also always forgive those make mistake to her
rabiatul felt guilty when she scold her friend
rabiatul by atiqahABDULLAH April 22, 2018
Rabiya is the girl everyone needs in their lives. She's an amazing friend and is there for you when you need someone the most. Rabiya is a sweet, kind, funny, beautiful girl that everyone loves. She's the person to make you laugh when your sad. Rabiya is an amazing person
"Rabiya is a an amazing friend and makes me feel good about myself"
Rabiya by Redsoxrule34 February 6, 2017
(1) Being/Called a ‘Rubika’ is a compliment and is meant to mean that you have great knowledge on certain topics as well as you have brown eyes and black hair. It can also mean you are very beautiful.
(2) Meeting an actual ‘Rubika’ is a gift in some cultures. It means you have fame and fortune to come.
“You can be such a Rubika sometimes!”
“You look like a Rubika!”
“Is anyone in your family named Rubika because you sound like one!”
A girl that is INCREDIBLY talented and pretty. Is either taurus, gemini, capricorn, or libra. She doesn’t have a lot of friends, but her friends love her. She falls in love really hard though, and is a hard worker. If you see that a rasika is interested in you, you’re a lucky guy.
Dylan is sooo lucky. His gf is called Rasika.
Rasika by lovekitten356 November 2, 2019
Ratika is a name of Mahadevi who was very powerful in ancient times. Ratika is also the name of one of the definite position in musical notes.

Ratika is always in melodious mood by the virtue of her name. She is a sweet and a caring girl.
Aditi: Look, Ratika sounds so melodious.
Ratika by rana tigrina August 24, 2021
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