Ruzbeh
Ruzbeh by Streiff Walkdermann April 20, 2008
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Rouzbeh
A Persian boys' name and also a surname not too common. In English it means prosperous or lucky.
Certainly not the person you would want to diss. Rouzbeh is extremely smart, academically and socially. He is that one date you don't wanna miss. He is very nice and always has time to help out a friend. He likes reading books and watching films and that is why he has more girl friends than your average Persian mate.
He hardly ever gets angry, but the concept of peace is unknown to this creature when he is actually angry. He can be very egotistic and proud, however he does deserve the recognition because he is amazing - and no, my name is not Rouzbeh
The name Rouzbeh belongs to a large number of past and present Persian individuals who are well known because of their works in their area of study or profession e.g. Khosro Rouzbeh, Rouzbeh Pournader.
Certainly not the person you would want to diss. Rouzbeh is extremely smart, academically and socially. He is that one date you don't wanna miss. He is very nice and always has time to help out a friend. He likes reading books and watching films and that is why he has more girl friends than your average Persian mate.
He hardly ever gets angry, but the concept of peace is unknown to this creature when he is actually angry. He can be very egotistic and proud, however he does deserve the recognition because he is amazing - and no, my name is not Rouzbeh
The name Rouzbeh belongs to a large number of past and present Persian individuals who are well known because of their works in their area of study or profession e.g. Khosro Rouzbeh, Rouzbeh Pournader.
A: What's that guy's name over there?
B: Rouzbeh
A: He must be that amazing person everyone's talking about.
B: Yep.
A: Knew it!
B: Rouzbeh
A: He must be that amazing person everyone's talking about.
B: Yep.
A: Knew it!
Rouzbeh by innamorato October 1, 2013
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