Ishtavokit
It gets you out of any promise or something you have just said; since you are an imperfect human that cannot grasp everything in everything you say, think & do.
... A word to define the state of uncertainty/complete certainty. You don't know what will happen in the future so no promise or thing can be certain; yet, maybe it's certain; you can't say for sure.
It perfects and/or uncertainifies your everything all at once.
... A word to define the state of uncertainty/complete certainty. You don't know what will happen in the future so no promise or thing can be certain; yet, maybe it's certain; you can't say for sure.
It perfects and/or uncertainifies your everything all at once.
Ishtavokit by FLIPPER4440 June 6, 2018
isbty
isbty by Barry Lattimer October 6, 2011
Isty
Isty by Pippin Tyler January 6, 2012
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ishya
Ishya is Hindi for spring. It isn’t a very common name but it can be used as a middle name. A girl with hw middle name Ishya is beautiful on the inside and out. She tends to be very shy at first but once she meets you she can become fierce and fiery. She is smart too.
ishya by mermaidiya May 10, 2018
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