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The definition of solenne (soh- LENN) is a word to describe a moment of deep importance.
The day she was accepted into college was a very solenne moment for her.
Solenne by Emerald w July 29, 2026
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1. A french name

2. Really nice and funny. Really shy at first but when you get to know them, they can be really nice. They always match with Josh's and will be loyal to her friends. Does not let anyone down, she is really sensitive but that doesn't let her down. She is typically friends with tall people and has many other friends.
Solene: Hey, wanna go to the movies?
Friend: Sorry, i gotta do my chores.
Solene: Oh, ill help you and then we can go.
Friend: Thanks so much
Solene by A.Savage.Kid April 19, 2019
Solene is a French female name of Latin origin, derived from the word “Sollemnis” meaning solemn. Consequently, a Solene is typically a quiet, sometimes shy, person with a thoughtful outlook which sometimes disguises her more adventurous inclinations and affable sense of humour. Her name also derives from the Latin words “Sol” meaning sun which describes her lovable personality, bringing warmth and brightness with her sunny disposition; as well as “Sollus” meaning whole which attributes her caring nature as well as her predisposition for organisation, but ultimately attests to the completeness one feels when she is a part of your life.
Solene is my favourite human :)
Solene by Sconesneaker October 1, 2021
A Solene is an amazing girl, with an incredible sense of humor, an undeniable talent for acting, a great capacity to solve mathematics issues and the kindness of a four-year-old child. She is the sun in rainy days, funny anyway.
Quentin was a lonely boy, then he met Solene and became as glowing as a star in the night sky.
Solene by camcamgomb July 12, 2014
One of the best people you will meet Awesome,beautiful,creative,genuine,and caring.
Solène
Solène by Idekwhatthisshouldbe August 30, 2013
The last name of a notorious family, known for their shipping company, and the Shaman magic booga warriors.
person 1: yo ur a Solence?
person 2: yeah
person 1: Chad
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