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hatashia 

A shy person at first but when you get to know her, she'll be a crazy and an amazing person. She'll be the first person you'll want to talk to when you get problems. She also shares lovely gossips and never runs out of any, quite a creative person too. Responsible, smart and loyal, the nation's worldwide crush.
Oh how I wish I was "Hatashia"
hatashia by Oikyaren November 24, 2021
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Yahshua HaMashiach 

Our Saviour was incarnated as a Hebrew man; He was called Yahshua HaMashiach by his disciples.

Yahshua HaMashiach 

A Yahwistic equivalent of the Gentile-English "Jesus Christ" or the Messianic Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".
Old Testament scholars often refer to the religion of the Hebrew Bible as "Yahwism", because Yahweh is the center of this religion, and the name "Yahweh" is used throughout. During the time between the Testaments, Judaism developed, wherein Yahweh is worshipped, but His name is not pronounced as a way to avoid saying the name in vain. Hence the Yahwistic "Yahshua HaMashiach" versus the Jewish "Yeshua HaMashiach".
hatasha is a great caring person.
If only they were like hatasha .
hatasha by yuhthisismyname December 31, 2020
hatasha is the greatest person in the world , she is great great great with even more great !
no can be like hatasha .
hatasha by yuhthisismyname December 31, 2020

Hamashiach 

It's hamashiach the Lord's anointed king.
Hamashiach by Hamashiach May 15, 2021

Hamashia 

Hamashia is a Jewish name, not Japanese, not Chinese, not otherwise ... it is a Jewish name. It is not found in the Bible, but it is used to refer to Jesus Messiah, it can also be used as a normal name. It means: Son of God, chosen by God or anointed by God. This name can be written in different ways, but all the ways mean the same thing.

It can be a feminine or masculine name.
Hamashia is a really good student.
Hamashia by Hma November 22, 2021
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murderhobo 

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