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also known as lord shiva who is the god of destruction in hindu mythology
eeshwar by vineil September 5, 2003
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A pretty funny weird dude that is pretty quiet if you don't know him. But get a couple drinks in him and he is like a social soror butterfly who will cuddle up with you at the end of the night.
Wow that guy is so strange and yet I like him... he is so an Eshwar
eshwar by eshfan December 15, 2013
Eshwar is the type of guy that he is saying a joke but he is actually being mean.
"Owen you suck ass"
"My mom died Eshwar"
Eshwar by anonymous September 29, 2020
Eshwari means supreme goddess or most powerful.

Eshwari is an amazing girl 💫!!! She is beauty with brain!! She is queen👸!! She loves to dance and sing. She is a trustworthy personality with beautiful skills. Cute, gorgeous and wonderful human. Eshwari is someone you would love to have in your life forever.🤗
Eshwari, u beauty!
Eshwari, the beauty!
Eshwari by @3101ep November 24, 2021
It's an Indian name. Eeswar is one of many names of lord Shiva the god of destruction. But people with this are generally the best people in the world. They are very funny and smart. And have the best survival skills. Best boyfriend material and husband material. They are best friends in the world and they don't get angry easily, they are very calm and composed.
#1: bro met this really nice and kind person ...I didn't ask his name though
#2: he must be a eeswar if he was benevolent
A cool ass mf whos crazy at Valorant and Challenger on League (Anivia one-trick), he also pulls every single bitch in a 50 mile radius so watch out.
Person 1: "Yoooo, I heard Eashwar's in town for VCT next week."
Person 2: "Shit, I gotta go leave with my girlfriend cause he's a magnet, thanks for telling me."
Person 1: "He dope asf though."
Eashwar by Arjun_Patel July 21, 2022
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