Sivisha

The official meaning is gods gift. She/her
Generally smart, loyal, nice and puts people before herself.

A person who is loved sincerely by all and taken care of wholeheartedly. She has a beautiful voice and her smile will grab anyone’s attention

I wish I had Sivishas smile

by anonymous November 23, 2023

Sinisha

Derived from the Serbo-Croatian word for son, Sinisha is the name of a cool guy. He may be a bit angry at times and maybe a bit rude but you can trust Sinisha to pull through even if things aren't going too great.

Person 1: "Damn, why is that guy so mad?"
Person 2: "Just give him time. He's a Sinisha."

by SkiiBoy October 3, 2018

sirisha

Sirisha Means:

Siri means "Goddess Lakshmi" or "Money"

Siri also means "Smile"

Sirisha means a "Flower" found in Heaven

the name Sirisha is very beautiful and will make that person stand out from the crowd.

by 2304 June 15, 2011

Sirisha

Sirisha is this cute girl with long hair and beautiful smile . She carry that grace and charm that attracts everyone . Confident yet shy . Everyone wants to be arroud her and be her friend . She is kind but has a evil side which is preferable not to see

Sirisha is a name

by Teidbnajehdbd November 24, 2021

Sivashankar

A man with excellent IQ and similar appearance like Dwayne Johnson.

Hey handsome , Sivashankar

by Under kohli January 30, 2021

savisha

Savisha is the name of the most kind-hearted person on the planet. Savisha has a beautiful soul. She is the type of person who won't judge you based on the opinions other people have on you. Savisha will always put a smile on your face, and will cheer you up when you're down. Her amazing personality makes her easily approachable. Without Savisha, our hearts are cold.

A Savisha is the type of friend that I want in my life

by tubs&bubs October 15, 2018

Sinisha

The best Trap you will ever meet. Looks cute in a dress and convincingly female, looks better than his macedonian female peers.

"Yo did you see that hot girl there?"
"Mate that's gayy, that's Sinisha"

by Rhealogy October 20, 2018