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She is one who can make you laugh at your hardest time. she is a pillar of support
Rasitha is the best companion
rasitha by Kav1507 June 10, 2020
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Ragitated 

Verb: the combination of rage and agitation.

1. Anger to the point of wanting to stab someone in the throat with scissors
2. Being consumed with so much emotional rage that one feels they might explode
3. Intense inner turmoil aroused by discovering something extremely displeasing (usually an action by someone who was thought to be trustworthy)
4. Inner hysteria that cannot be contained
I became very ragitated after walking in on my boyfriend screwing my best friend.
Ragitated by Neha Devanshaw September 27, 2011
He is a very nice sweet boy who loves his mum and dad equally but also loves his family the most he is funny and loves his friends and is the best with kids
“Wow rakitha loves kids!”
Rakitha by Smd672 December 2, 2018
Rafitha is a person who is a C*nt in other words. They are stubborn and an arsehole. They are however really really Peng. They are fine as hell and probably the pengest person you'll ever come across. Don't lose that person.
Look at her, she's a proppa Rafitha. 😍
Rafitha by O.G Sampson December 10, 2019
The name Rabitah (Arabic writing : ربيته) is a Muslim girls Names. The meaning of name Rabitah is " Bond, tie "
Rabitah/Rabithah is like a chain of keys. We are one key of this chain. Or like beads—we are one piece from the beads. If there are 1,000 or 200 small pieces, we are one part of it. So we are connected together. So we have to follow what we have been taught, or else we are not executing the discipline. In addition, in the family bond, Rabithah is the binder of the relationship between family members. So, most importantly, Rabithah really means as a bond.
Rabithah by something who is alive November 22, 2021
The most purest soul ever.Very loyal,kind and sweet.Never ever hurt a Ramitha ,if you do it’s like losing a gem .
Damnnn I met Ramitha,she is sucha sweetheart
ramitha by Vztnzz November 23, 2021
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