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Indian boy name that means “divine.” Someone who is very funny and cares for others. Academically very smart. Doesn’t trust people that easily. Seems shy but isn’t. Very friendly person. Likes to hang out and doesn’t like to make people angry. Always trying to make people happy and help people out.
Omg do u see that guy? That’s such a Daivik.
Daivik by knowsalltheteaa June 7, 2019
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Daivik is tatti guys 🤕🤕🤕🥰🥰🥰🥰💋🤕💅🤕💅💅💃😆💖😆🌨️😄😄😍😍
My friend is a daivik 🤕🤕
Daivik by Chupapi munuyano November 22, 2021
The most extra person you will ever meet. He lives off drama juice and does not drink alcohol except for one glass of fancy ass red wine at a fancy ass party
Dude! Stop overreacting. Don't be such a Daivik!

Bro, just have a shot. Don't be a Daivik!
Daivik by ronnyhunumunu April 11, 2018
He’s an Indian boy that is is very chill. Everyone thinks he’s scary but on the inside a total softy. Very athletic and smart at some things in school. Gets along with everyone. Has lots of girls lined up.
Daivik he’s a player on the outside but a lover boy in the inside
Daivik by Unknown lover girl November 21, 2021
He’s an Indian boy that is is very chill. Everyone thinks he’s scary but on the inside a total softy. Very athletic and smart at some things in school. Gets along with everyone. Has lots of girls lined up.
Daivik he’s a player on the outside but a lover boy in the inside
Daivik by Unknown lover girl November 21, 2021
The divinely name of purity, love and energy. As the name shows DAIVIK is made up of two words that's "Dai/Dev/Devi" which symbolises the form or the connection with supreme God/Goddess in Hindu Mythology and for the other word "ik/vik" symbolises the the blessed being or the person whose blesses with the love/energy of supreme.

All together it shows "Devi/Dev's child or beloved", "The carrier of Dev/Devi's power either of love/vast ocean heart or of the power of miracles" The personality of the person is too influenced by the term when you think of them or see them, you can witness their characters as of Devi/Dev/Supreme one... Again in terms of whole lots of positivity. They are said to be auspicious as they carry the name and the will that's likely to be of the God/Goddess of universe...!!
• As auspicious as Daivik.

• As blessed as Daivik.

• He/She's a Daivik
Daivik by Tusharrr November 24, 2021
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