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Dhwaj is a name for a boy!
He is very caring and loving!

He is very good at making friends!
He is a little shy
He is also very good at online gaming as well as studying!
He is good looking and charming!
You'll have fun to talk to him!
He is a friend worth to keep!
His name is Dhwaj!
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dhwaj’s are loners, they have incomplete love life and have no friends but think all are their best friends
dont be a dhwaj
dhwaj by sun is shining November 22, 2021
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dhwaj dhwajesh dhwanit Dhwani dhwanil dwaj dhajks;djwh Dhiaja dhuaj Dhvaj
Dhwaj is an Indian boy. If you get him as a brother then always make him look WORST. He is good at times when he need something. If you get him as a friend he will look you as 1 priority leaving his family.
Why did I get Dhwaj as my brother!!?
dhwaj by pale_ November 28, 2021
Dhwani is an Indian girl, cheerful and bubbly. She's cute, the perfect mix of nerd and cool, kind and popular and you'll find hundreds of guys falling for her but she ignores and friend zones most of them. She's emotional and romantic and she's a gem if you get to know her fully. She's a hard nut to crack in terms of personality. If you ever come across a Dhwani, don't ever miss the chance to get to know her and never ever lose her cause you will regret it later for sure. She's the best thing that would ever happen to the person she is with.
"Yo, I met that girl yesterday, Dhwani....She's amazing!!"
"Ya! She's great! I love her simply"
Dhwani by always_confused October 6, 2020
Dhwani is an Indian name given to a girl who badly wishes for her life to be a Dharma production. She is blessed with both beauty and brains, she is money minded boss babe but also quite warm at heart. She unfortunately comes across a lot of fuckboys but at the ends falls for Chandler like guy.
You are so beautiful and intelligent,you sure are Dhwani.
Dhwani by Craycrayggirl May 30, 2019

dhwaneel 

name
another word for dhwanil
meaning sound of wind
hey Dhwaneel!
hello dhwanil
dhwaneel by d__k July 14, 2021

dhwanish 

Someone named Dhwanish is quite intelligent and a fun loving guy . sometimes may his temper take over him although he is sweetest person you will meet across the world and also he is the most caring one who can make you laugh at your lowest time .
if you meet him keep him forever

dhwanish
dhwanish by dollyyyyy shahhh November 22, 2021
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