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Fardosa means paradise ,

the beuty of the world

honest and just the greatses person anybody can now .

Down to earth.
Fardosa is a lovely,beautiful, sweet girl that has a lot going for her.

Very loveable a charitable person.

Has that personality that we all want being able to be cool and funny at the same time.

Known as the loud funny girl that everybody loves, a good friend when someone's down she's the one that lifts there sprites.

Not judgemental and gives everybody a change.

Fardosa known who she wants to be friend with and who she Doesn't.

Doesn't try hard to get attention from boys she's every simple in the makeup she wares or doesn't wear makeup at all.

Doesn't care about what's she looks like if she wanted to look beautiful she would blow you away.

A very cool person

It would be a big mistake losing a friends like Fardosa
Fardosa by Rihanna bells November 1, 2013
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Ferdoza refers to versatile and optimistic person sometimes weird , it originates from the Arabic word firdous which means garden in paradise
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Farozan is known to throw light and shine wherever he goes.
Every guy wants to be like farozan and every girl wants to be with farozan !

A total hybrid stud !
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A girl who farts alot. Fardosa nickname is fartdosa for a reason, she is the most gassy person in the world.
Fardosa the farter
fardosa by user182629 November 21, 2023
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