Shiyona
Shiyona by kokipotato November 12, 2020
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Siyona
A girl that is smart, weird and very different. She is always there for you and usually lost in her own world. Siyona’s are usually cute when they were younger and have plump lips. Although this girl always get what she wants and cries very easily. There so much more to her than any other person..
Siyona by Funnyqueen12 May 18, 2019
Shiyana
Shiyana derives from two cultures - Ethiopian and Persian.
In Ethiopian, it means "my desert spring." In Persian, it means, "dark star of the night."
Both meanings indicate the luminescent glittery power of Shiyana.
Shiyana is strong, brilliant, incandescent while remaining grounded, wise, and a passionate friend or family member. If you know a Shiyana you are lucky indeed!
In Ethiopian, it means "my desert spring." In Persian, it means, "dark star of the night."
Both meanings indicate the luminescent glittery power of Shiyana.
Shiyana is strong, brilliant, incandescent while remaining grounded, wise, and a passionate friend or family member. If you know a Shiyana you are lucky indeed!
Shiyana derives from two cultures - Ethiopian and Persian.
In Ethiopian, it means "my desert spring." In Persian, it means, "dark star of the night."
Both meanings indicate the luminescent glittery power of Shiyana.
Shiyana is strong, brilliant, incandescent while remaining grounded, wise, and a passionate friend or family member. If you know a Shiyana you are lucky indeed!
In Ethiopian, it means "my desert spring." In Persian, it means, "dark star of the night."
Both meanings indicate the luminescent glittery power of Shiyana.
Shiyana is strong, brilliant, incandescent while remaining grounded, wise, and a passionate friend or family member. If you know a Shiyana you are lucky indeed!
Siyona
A hottie. She'll always be there for you at your worst. Another name for "attractive". All small conversation with her could light up your day. Everyone wishes they could be her friend.
Siyona by coolchick3281 May 30, 2022
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