heik
A lebanese word that means "like that". It is commonly used by lebanese women to express when they are unable to answer a question.
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Heikki is the name of a strong person. A person who is kind and understanding. He is suportive towards his friends when they need someone to talk with. Heikki is a honest and kind towards his friends. He is creative and loves music, mostly genres like rock, metal etc. If you know a Heikki, you sure know a special person.
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Heike
Old German for hagan = Farm / protection and rihi = rich / powerful. Heike means "mistress of the house."
Heike is a feminine first name, which is awarded occasionally for boys. It is the Low German form of Henrike.
Nameday of Heike is on July 13.
The name is Heike as a little old fashioned, good! and regarded as normal.
Other names related to Heike: Henrike, Heinrike, Heimke, Heinke, Heilke, Eike, Hendrike
Heike was also a common name in the Germanic and East Frisian parts of Europe.
Heike is a feminine first name, which is awarded occasionally for boys. It is the Low German form of Henrike.
Nameday of Heike is on July 13.
The name is Heike as a little old fashioned, good! and regarded as normal.
Other names related to Heike: Henrike, Heinrike, Heimke, Heinke, Heilke, Eike, Hendrike
Heike was also a common name in the Germanic and East Frisian parts of Europe.
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