Shripriya
It means the lord Vishnu... Shri - is his wife , priya - means love.. so shri's love is Vishnu. ( Hindhu god)
Shripriya by Robinhoodwhoisgood November 22, 2021
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shreepriya
Shreepriya's are the sweetest human beings alive in the entire universe. A shreepriya can make the worst day of your life feel bearable and make the best of days shine even brighter.
They are notorious for laughing at the slightest jokes with a sweet genuine laugh that makes all those around them burst into laughter as well.
They inspire others and always try to motivate and uplift others to their full potential.
It is unfair that they are born beautiful, photogenic and with an undeniably good dressing sense that makes them the centre of much attention and praise.
Yet what truly is remarkable is their true and genuine friendship known to last forever (unless you fuck it up)
They are notorious for laughing at the slightest jokes with a sweet genuine laugh that makes all those around them burst into laughter as well.
They inspire others and always try to motivate and uplift others to their full potential.
It is unfair that they are born beautiful, photogenic and with an undeniably good dressing sense that makes them the centre of much attention and praise.
Yet what truly is remarkable is their true and genuine friendship known to last forever (unless you fuck it up)
shreepriya by Papapapasid August 31, 2018
saipriya
A girl with very beautiful eyes . Who's cool and cute . kind and caring to others.
Intelligent and well disciplined. One who knows her limits very well. Irritating at times. But she is the sweetest in the world.
Intelligent and well disciplined. One who knows her limits very well. Irritating at times. But she is the sweetest in the world.
saipriya by Why_not_me August 28, 2018
Sripriya
Sripriya means Vishnu. Children of God.
Noice indian lady. Usually really smart and determind to get what they want. Nicknames include Sri or Priya. Funny and a little eccentric. Good at different languages and will have great prosperity.
Noice indian lady. Usually really smart and determind to get what they want. Nicknames include Sri or Priya. Funny and a little eccentric. Good at different languages and will have great prosperity.
shrriya
shrriya by urmom 696969 September 10, 2021
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