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Veerdaa is Farsi origin name, also spell as Virda, Verda or Varda. In Farsi language it means Red Rose and in Arabic language it means Daring.
Veerdaa
Veerdaa by V0001 November 23, 2021
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Veeraaj is awesome and is in high demand in girls as everyone wants him. He is super sexy and he cares who are closest to him and he is very protective. Every girl wants to be with him because he makes them laugh even if his jokes are not funny and that’s what girls love about him. He is on everyone’s favourite list. Every girl fantasize about him.
I love veeraaj.
Veeraaj by ahfkfk November 25, 2021
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veertaara 

she is a veertaara
veertaara by vttttt November 22, 2021

veertaara 

one of the strongest person u could ever see... she is a strong star.
she is so strong that she is veertaara
veertaara by vttttt November 22, 2021

veertaara 

A very strong person and will shine like a star in anything.... very popular and kind. Very smart and talented.
she was so happy that she was shining as strong as veertaara
veertaara by vttttt November 22, 2021
a person who is nice and helpful and is energetic
veeraat is my best friend!
veeraat by anonymous March 14, 2022

Veerdhaval

Veerdhaval is a unique name. He is so focused and passionate about his career. Good in football. Cares for his loved ones. Could be a best brother anyone could ask for. Difficult to understand. Short tempered. Very hott and sexy guy. Always sleepy. Always helps everyone. If you have him never ever leave him. He is the best person anyone could ask for in there life.
Look! He is Veerdhaval.
Veerdhaval by anonymous July 25, 2023
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