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aryavardhan

A rare species of human goon known for taking Ls in sports with unwavering consistency, yet showing up every single time like it’s a championship final. A paradoxical unit: lightweight in alcohol tolerance, heavyweight in every other measurable category. Scientists are still confused. Gives off “zesty” vibes to certain observers, though results may vary depending on lighting, mood, and who’s judging. Fiercely loyal individual, especially when it comes to his beloved “T boy” (no further questions will be taken at this time).
Look at that blob doing a Tamannah Bhatia dance, must be Aryavardhan
Man’s built like a tank but drinks like a teaspoon—he’s such an Aryavardhan.
aryavardhan by DBoyDaBang April 23, 2026
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Aryavartians 

Historic name for people living in the present-day northern Indian subcontinent, including the territories north of the Vindhya Range in India, northern Bangladesh, Nepal and the provinces of Punjab and Sindh in Pakistan, as per the classical Sanskrit literature. In present time it also means 'Indians'.
Present day Bongs, Nepalese and Pakis were all 'Aryavartians'
Aryavartians by embracetheart March 18, 2021
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aryawardhan 

Anyone who sees this person starts to love him , this name tells the person is daring and dedicated to one thing in his life but can be nervous at sometimes
They wanna talk to him cause they love him , but he would not come towards them as he is nervous , he must be aryawardhan.
aryawardhan by Righteous crave November 22, 2021

Aryawardhan 

😃👍
Aryawardhan
Aryawardhan by Aryawardhan’s friend November 23, 2021

Aryawardhan 

G.O.A.T😌
There’s no one like Aryawardhan
Aryawardhan by Aadq November 23, 2021
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