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maina?...well,that'me!:)(born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria...uh..Stoichkov??..stuped fuckers:):(.... )
maina - singular
maini - plural
alright?
"I really don't think these incredibly smart and beautiful people come from.." let's say.."..Azerbaidjan,they must be maini"
maina by livethroughmusic April 8, 2005
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A word used in the vicinity of the town of Plovdiv,Bulgaria as a greeting
Jhon: hello Ivan
Ivan: whats up Maina
Maina by Googletranslator1234 May 11, 2019
Maina is a combination of Matt and Dana. These two turds are crazy aboot, yes we are Canadians, each other, yes are scared to fully act upon it. Thus, they are known as MAINA.
YO, check out this MAINA couple.
Maina by Mad Skillz November 24, 2004
It’s the name of a beautiful girl and so amazing that everyone loves her. But she doesn't love anyone because others don't deserve her.
- who is this sexy girl because I fell in love with her gorgeous blue eyes and beautiful blonde hair?

- It's Maina bro…
Maina by Byrn404 November 22, 2021
A girl that I don't really know, but looks like an amazing person. She's beautiful and makes you want to become her friend. And I love her name <333
Do you know Maïna?
You talk about the prettiest girl I've ever seen?
Maïna by nnary10u November 21, 2021
she is the most attractive, she is sexy and beautiful, she is a goddess💋💋
I’m in love with Maïna, she is a goddess
Maïna by goddessshit November 22, 2021
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