Raghuma
The meaning of the given name Raghuma represents compassion, creativity, reliability, generosity, loyalty and a love for domestic life.
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Raghuvanshi
that who is not GOD and is still worth worshipping
the descendants of lord ram, and full of various qualities that may or may not be achievable by normal human beings
the descendants of lord ram, and full of various qualities that may or may not be achievable by normal human beings
Raghuvanshi by the_gr8_one February 28, 2010
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Raghuma • raghuraj • raghunandhan • raghuram • Raghmah • raghunandan • Raghunath • Raghuvanshi • raghuvar • Raghuvaran
Raghunath
Raghunath by Spidey11186 January 28, 2009
raghuraj
A loyal and determined person with a caring outlook. Soft hearted and generous persona. Often thought to be good lovers due to the sensuality associated with corresponding letter-soundings. Indian in origin, decending directly from legendary heroes of Love from the past (Rama). Fighter and lover in one, they are all rounded companions because of their passion for Love.
Love like a raghuraj.
raghunandan
the most unique name out there 11 letters long if you have this last name likly you are hardworking and big lover you almost must have a really big wood
raghunandan by bobby7689 February 26, 2021
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