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Kohana is the type of girl who is super caring, quiet, and gentle when you first meet her. As you become better and better friends with her, you may notice that she actually is extremely competitive, super energetic, and just straight crazy! At times she can be super dramatic in a funny way and loves to annoy you. When she sees someone you have a crush on, WATCH OUT! Kohana will start laughing uncontrollably and bug you until that person leaves.

All in all, Kohana is a maniac, who can only be tamed by a specific person!
Friend 1: OMG! There's Kohana!
Friend 2: RUN!
Kohana by Kohana's Friend November 26, 2020
Kohana is a nice guy who everybody wants to talk to. He is charming and a wonderful to be around. He also is the perfect guy that will love and take care of you.
Kohana is perfect
Kohana by SinisterMDK February 7, 2018
I just dropped a kohana
Kohana by OJrockzz September 22, 2017
Kohana is of Japanese origin. It means" little flower." When put in front of the name "ko" means little. When put behind the name it means " child."
Onamae ha Nan desuka?

Watashi no name ha Kohana desu
Kohana by Kammy Kay February 6, 2021
The worst person you can possibly meet. She will ditch you over her girlfriend who bearly likes her, she also tries to be kawaii but ends up sounding like a bus just hit them, and if you bring anything up she will start to tell you to kill your self.
Dude:STOP BEING SUCH A KOHANA, BAE
Female dude: Im so sorry baby...
Kohana by Magical_frog September 18, 2020

Anak Agung Sagung Mas Natasha Kohana Devi

They who never dies, watches anime, and addicted to Minecraft Youtubers
You're such a Anak Agung Sagung Mas Natasha Kohana Devi type of person, it's kinda annoying you freak
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For example, if a series is titled "Surf Dracula," a majority of viewers would tune in expecting to see Dracula surfing by the first or second episode. However, the entire first season would instead be tedious padding and backstory before finally ending with Dracula surfing in the last five minutes of the season finale.
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