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The best at everything with no single flaws, he is the absolute embodiment of a Legend
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Didarsh by fire-soccer November 23, 2021
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Divarshik 

dë/va/sheek/.The word Divarshik is derived from the late dictator Adolff hitler. It reffers to the embodiment of pure evil.syn: actually Satan.pronoun: God.
Known associates: unknown
Divarshik loves zero two
Divarshik by JesusChrist007 November 23, 2021

Digdarshika 

One who shows others the path. Basically Google maps.
She will be your Digdarshika for today.
Digdarshika by Dig_2_Hiya November 24, 2021

Divarshik 

Actually god.Pure embodiment of evil....also known as satan
I am Divarshik
Divarshik by JesusChrist007 November 25, 2021
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