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Margaretha

Margaretha in Greek is a pearl. Margaretha is a beautiful woman who is motherly and likes to help others. they have sensitive properties that also protect the feelings of others. You are lucky if you have friends like this.
You can called she gareth, reth,mar or atc (margaretha)
Margaretha by Santha nichole October 1, 2018

Margareta 

Originally a German name for female royalty, this is now a modern term for the beautifully psychedelic flowers of Ecuador- fiercely beautiful, yet wild as an animal.
Margareta
Margareta by Jo Bologna March 5, 2009

margaretta 

margaretta is a very sweet girl and hot as hell she is loyal and kind and sometimes shy until u get to know her she gets fun and crazy she also doesnt like being alone but if she isolates herself it must mean somethings wrong so comfort her she also will keep secrets but eventually they will come out.
Did you see Margaretta today? She looks gorgeous!
margaretta by cumeatdaddy006900 June 10, 2018

Margareta 

Margareta a means pearl in Latin but she is a Sacndinacin woman who is not selfish, caring, but a self-critic, awesome person. If you meet her is will teach you everything good about Sweden, or Norway or any Nordic country.
There goes Margareta on again about Sweden.

margaretta 

To have a fresh dumb swagger or be stupid creative
From STM, Mariah caught Margaretta wearing new cloths and told everyone she was margarettaing
margaretta by petawaysin December 9, 2008

Ellen Alice Margareta Underskog 

A future tennis-pro who most likely lives in a big city. She loves to spend time with her family, and loves food specially vanilla
Omg you are such an Ellen Alice Margareta Underskog
Yeah i know, i love vanilla
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