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Sajhia is very nonchalant and have an sensitive soul but she very kind hearted and understanding to be around she doesn't take any mess from anyone and she's very quiet so if u ever meet a sajhia just know keep her around forever.
1.Sajhia such a good friend i love her

2.Sajhia is so chill about everything until u make her angry

3.I think I have feelings for sajhia
Sajhia by Makaylawashington November 19, 2023
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Sadhialicious 

When a lady who initially seems reserved starts to become gradually delectable winsome in every possible way. To become fully Sadhialicious takes time. Someone who is Sadhialicious tends to have a phobia of using technology i.e. emails etc but is very happy using written letters and stone tablets.
Dude1: "Hey Darcy that chick Elizabeth is a bit quiet you know"
Dude2: "Yeah but she starting to become a bit Sadhialicious"
Sadhialicious by JohnnyBravo2009 December 29, 2009
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Sajhia • Saphia • sahia • safhia • sahian • Sajha • Sakhia • Sarhia • Sashia • sachia
A female name with Arabic origins meaning “pure” or “a pure gift from god”. This name is derived from the Greek name “Sophia” meaning wisdom, knowledge, and teaching”. It’s closely related to the Greek word “sophos” meaning “clever, skillful, cunning, intelligent”.
“She’s perfect.”
“What’s her name?”
“Saphia.”
Saphia by appleandmango November 25, 2020
A girl who, without ever knowing it, has a million different things going for her, be it her smile, her intelligence or her sense of humor. Furthermore, as her name implies, she is as wise as can be. However, most importantly, she always puts others first, a quality that make her eyes both sparkle brighter than the rarest of diamonds and give you the impression that you are looking into the most exotic of cosmic nebulas.
How would you describe the perfect girl?

Quite simply, Saphia.
Saphia by becuaseyoudeserveit October 21, 2014
Verb.
Definition: To Steal

Sajhiri is an artist on Gaia who was found to be tracing pictures from various magazines. When outed, Sajhiri adamently insisted she was only referencing despite the layover being practically flawless with the magazine image.
1. Dude, you totally Sajhiri'd that.
2. Please don't Sajhiri my phrases.
sajhiri by fooshgiggle October 11, 2006

Sashiana 

A smart person that is brave and unique such as there name. There always there for you.
Omg.Sashiana is so cute
Sashiana by Crazy loka December 16, 2017

Johann Sathianathen 

Hot af guy who gets all the girls and is good at everything he does.
OMG it's Johann Sathianathen stealing my girl and breaking all the world records.
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