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A sweet potato. A guy with heart of gold and loyalty more than any scale can measure. His family always comes first for him. The one guy who has a forever crush on you but won't ever tell. He is a cool, funny and pleasant person to be with.
Example -

Person 1:
Need company ?
Person 2: Ask Hardik.
Hardik by The Ms.Taken One May 11, 2018
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Hardik is an Indian given name, and literally it means "From the Bottom of the Heart". Another literal translation of "Hardik" in English means "Hearty boy".
Hardik, that's so sweet of you to do.
Hardik by Hetzifo Haun July 28, 2011
Hardik is an Indian name which also means heartily. A guy with the name hardik is very loyal to his friends and family. A hardik can be a very good friend but even better boyfriend, someone you would not want to loose. A Hardik would never tell you what’s in his head or heart but if he does he strongly believes and means it.
Hardik is a keeper, don’t let him go.
HARDIK by Sakshiii November 24, 2021
Haarika is a female given name of Arabic origin meaning meaning wonderful, excellent, or beautiful. This name is used in Turkey and India. An alterior spelling is Harika. Haarika is very cunning and has beautiful eyes and smile. She is associated with Lord Venkataswara’s wife, goddess Parvathi.
Haarika used her cunning words and beautiful features of convince others to help the wounded.
Haarika by Hindunamed July 18, 2018
A beautiful girl who is a great friend and you can always rely on.
I wish I had a friend like Haarika
Haarika by hiimbob June 6, 2020
the name originates from turkey, she is gorgeous, and every single boy that lays his eyes on her will fall in love with her.
damn she hot, she’s a haarika
Haarika by MOFOLIFE July 22, 2019
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