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Mahiteb it's MOONLIGHT in Persian. she's gorgeous , beautiful and smart. friendly , funny but also has serious anger issues so be careful . Lazy but full of energy. Confident but has insecure. The BESTFRIEND through the highs and the lows . She needs NO MAN but still looking for LOVE
Mahiteb is on of the kind
mahiteb by anonymous November 21, 2021
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A term used to describe someone who is a good friend or your close groups of mates.
E.g. Jordan and I are such Mahites!
Mahite by Saucey0001 February 17, 2013
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(Pronounced “mahee-tab”) (also known as mahy/mahi for short)
A cool ass name for cool ass people and it means “moonlight” which is *ahem ahem* really edgy 😎
Hi, I’m Mahitab.. yes Mahitab..
mahitab by xyyoutoo November 20, 2021
a gen z indian term for coward.

i.e someone who doesn't have a life and is depressed
dude he's being mahitej again
Mahitej by timmyfromthemathreader November 21, 2021
According to 2 people from Egypt, the name Mahitab is of Persian / Iranian origin and means "The glamorous moonlight".
According to 4 people from Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the name Mahitab means "Moonlight".
A submission from the United Arab Emirates says the name Mahitab means "The kindest of people,the most generous,the most beautiful,the most graceful
Mahitab
Mahitab by Mishka111 November 21, 2021
According to 2 people from Egypt, the name Mahitab is of Persian / Iranian origin and means "The glamorous moonlight".
According to 4 people from Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the name Mahitab means "Moonlight".
A submission from the United Arab Emirates says the name Mahitab means "The kindest of people,the most generous,the most beautiful,the most graceful
Mahitab
mahitab by Mishka111 November 21, 2021
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