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amaljith 

From it's Arabic roots Amal ( أمل ) signifies hope, whilst it's Celtic origins lead it to mean water.

Amals are incredibly considerate to the point of frequent willing self-destruction for others.

With a right arm that will lovingly cradle you, a voice to soothe you, just know that the left might slap you if you cross the line. If you've invoked the wrath Amal, you truly have done something wrong and are being reminded of what is truly good. This ultimate defender complex naturally draws people of all kinds to feel an innate sense of worship, since afterall, Amal reminds us of hope.

Amals are always brimming with affection to give, this often manifests in them taking care of fluffy animals most particularly rabbits. His/Her affection however is given too indiscriminatingly, leading to many to take it for granted and not truly appreciate his/her and the blessing he/she gives. It thus has become common practise to show to an Amal that you are not taking them for granted by shouting/making clear that, "They are Amal-zing

Jith is a word that comes from ancient Greek and it means "God" or "King"

Amaljith is a one stop solution for your hope.
I need an Amaljiths shoulder to cry on.
amaljith by Coolwell November 23, 2021
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Amaljith 

A charming character, with a big heart. Always willing to help, his kindness has no bounds. He is always considerate, values other people and takes their feelings into consideration. He has a very flirty romantic side and a serious down to business side. Tends to make a lot of dad jokes, he has a very interesting sense of humour, he’ll definitely make you smile. He’s definitely the kind of guy, your parents would like to meet. If you find yourself an amaljith treasure him, he’s one in a million a very rare piece.
DAMNNN iTs AMALJITH
Watch out amaljith coming through
Amaljith by Yourstruly111 November 24, 2021
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Amaljith 

A charming character, with a big heart. Always willing to help, his kindness has no bounds. He is always considerate, values other people and takes their feelings into consideration. He has a very flirty romantic side and a serious down to business side. Tends to make a lot of dad jokes, he has a very interesting sense of humour, he’ll definitely make you smile. He’s definitely the kind of guy, your parents would like to meet. If you find yourself an amaljith treasure him, he’s one in a million a very rare piece.
DAMNNN iTs AMALJITH
Watch out amaljith coming through
Amaljith by Yourstruly111 November 24, 2021
usually a shameless breed often referred as asshole
he's not even amarjith
amarjith by 28557 January 1, 2017
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