Sudev
Sudevs are really good looking and handsome boy, who have gotten their heartbroken once in their lifetime atleast. But they act happy and make everyone around them really happy.
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sudev
sudev by jdoasnwnwn November 22, 2021
Sude
Turkish name. Definition pure and white and clean. Very funny person to be around. These girls can be very pretty and weird in a great way. Everyone wants to be around this person. Can be left out sometimes but does fine and never gives up. Very adveterous and brave.
Sude by A_mother_who_loves_samuel April 21, 2018
sudesh
The quality of having high morals and being extremely intelligent. Such people don't study at all but still somehow get good marks and are extremely political in dealing with situations.
sudesh by X_anon6969 September 2, 2018
Sude
A very handsome girl who has an inner beauty too. She is the kind of girl that you ask for your whole life. When she‘s gone you might ask for a person like her in your whole life. Her inner beauty shines out like a bright star. She is so helpful and thankful in your life so you might ask how she does it.
Sude by lilgirlfromwestside December 25, 2017
Sude
Sude by maaxi12345 October 30, 2019
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