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Reema means a white deer with big beautiful eyes.

It also means An Angel...Someone with a beautifully divine body, knock-out looks, innocent sweet thoughts, a lovely & a compassionate Heart.....
An overall amazing personality...very difficult to find though!
God i think i just met a Reema today!
Reema by sweetmonster123 July 27, 2009
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Remalyn is beautiful, she has her own self confidence, she is artistic and she will be loved my many. Remalyn is unique and she will succeed in the future
Remalyn is loved by seventeen
Remalyn by Thespiderlily June 7, 2021
A beautiful sensitive girl that would be always there for you, she is a type of a person that you cant ever forget in your life, she would fill your heart with happiness when ever you hear her laugh, she would care about your feelings, she cares about her loved ones and she wont ever stab their backs, she might be weird sometimes, but her personality is the most cute thing about her.
You: Reeman you are the best
Reeman by menamena October 27, 2018
The most caring and thoughtful girl. Can be very emotional. She can be very attached to others, especially family. Very adaptable. Tend to put people before self. Cant stop smiling. can be very private. Beautiful inside and out. a girl with a beautiful disposition and knock out eyes. Reema's are usually too good for the guys that are after her. Safest girl to chill with, crakin jokes all the time
why are you smiling??

because i just saw reema!!

She is such a reema.
Reema by layla12rose November 17, 2010
Reema is an Arabic name which defines a baby dear with huge eyes like Bambi

Hehhe funny ikr all reema’s are kind and nice it’s hard to find many reema’s but if you do you are very lucky to have met a reema they are gorgeous inside and out

Reemas are one of a kind and that’s it
Have you seen reema today she looks gorgeous
Reema by Hehhehimherlolool October 19, 2019
an amazing girl with an outgoing personality. she talks a lot but you wont get bored of her. she has a great sense of humor. she might have many secrets but if you are a true friend she'll tell you the secrets right away. reema also always stands up for herself and her friends no matter what. if you are a reema, you are amazing. if you are reema's friend you are lucky.
wawwww reema ur so funny
Reema by da banana :3 June 18, 2021
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