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
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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.
Margareta by Velhelmina Walkingshun July 14, 2017
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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
Ellen Alice Margareta Underskog by anonymous November 24, 2021
Margarida
Margarida is the best, most amazing, kindhearted, human being you will ever encounter in your life, she has the ability to move mountains with her heart, she finds happiness wherever she goes and knows how to make anyone smile, she will make an impression anyone she meets and she is always there for her friends, her name symbolizes joy in every sense of the word, besides the inner beauty a Margarida is also ridiculously beautiful and turns heads everywhere she goes, she is incredibly sexy while staying humble, she always looks beyond pretty and Margarida is one of the very few on this planet where her inner beauty truly reflects outwards and anybody would be the luckiest person alive being with Margarida
hey, do you know Margarida?
of course I do! who doesn't? she is the most beautiful girl I've ever seen!
of course I do! who doesn't? she is the most beautiful girl I've ever seen!
Margarida by Smartboi28 July 18, 2018
Mary-Margaret
A girl who is tired of having her name misspelled and only finding pictures of old ladies and that one chick from "Once Upon A Time" when she searches her name. Also, how hard is it to say "Mary-Margaret", like, is it really so long that you have to complain about saying it? And NO! Margaret is not her middle name! There is a hyphen, STOP saying it's her middle name. THis will make her hate you. ALSO, STOP SPELLING MARGARET "MARGART" LIKE SERIOUSLY ARE YOU KIDDING ME
p.s. if you are trying to hit on a Mary-Margaret and you call her Mary while trying to sound sweet, she will lead you on and then break up with you two months later (Mary-Margaret is a salty b****)
p.s. if you are trying to hit on a Mary-Margaret and you call her Mary while trying to sound sweet, she will lead you on and then break up with you two months later (Mary-Margaret is a salty b****)
Generic Person: "Hey Mary"
Mary-Margaret: "oh, It's actually Mary-Margaret"
Generic Person: "Oh, so like, you go by your first and middle? First and last?" (whose last name is Margaret wtf)
Mary-Margaret: READY TO SCREAM " no there's a hyphen, its all one name ha ha"
Generic Person: Has already walked away
LITERALLY 10 SECONDS LATER
Generic Person: "Hey Mary"
Mary-Margaret: "oh, It's actually Mary-Margaret"
Generic Person: "Oh, so like, you go by your first and middle? First and last?" (whose last name is Margaret wtf)
Mary-Margaret: READY TO SCREAM " no there's a hyphen, its all one name ha ha"
Generic Person: Has already walked away
LITERALLY 10 SECONDS LATER
Generic Person: "Hey Mary"
Mary-Margaret by whyismylifelikethis May 7, 2018
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.
Margaretha by Santha nichole October 1, 2018
Margarida
Margarida is a Catalan, Portuguese and Galician girl's name, originating from the Latin word for pearl and meaning a daisy or forget-me-not in these languages.
Latin, meaning pearl. In general, the person who has this name is special, it's unusual and frequently presents little current qualities: understanding, kindness and concern for others. They are faithful in love and do not approve others' infidelities.
Short forms include Guida and Maggie (modern, sometimes spelt Magui). Rita, an Italian variation of this name, is very popular on its own.
The English equivalent can be Margaret or Daisy, or by derivation, Madge and Marge.
Latin, meaning pearl. In general, the person who has this name is special, it's unusual and frequently presents little current qualities: understanding, kindness and concern for others. They are faithful in love and do not approve others' infidelities.
Short forms include Guida and Maggie (modern, sometimes spelt Magui). Rita, an Italian variation of this name, is very popular on its own.
The English equivalent can be Margaret or Daisy, or by derivation, Madge and Marge.
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murderhobo
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