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natania is a sweet person. She has the biggest heart and she cares for people who are close to her. She loves to joke around. Natania is beautiful inside and out, but she doesn’t realise it. She is a very secretive person and has trust issues, but if you gained her trust, she’s not afraid to open up to you. Natania is an awkward person in general if you’re not close to her. Overall, if you don’t know a Natania, find one and be her friend !
Natania is alim at times
natania by trinity0214 November 28, 2019
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Netanyahu 

My friend was a bully. He is a netanyahu.
Netanyahu by IsraelDictionary October 23, 2023

pull a Netanyahu 

lie in the most blatant way possible about really important topics.
he pulled a Netanyahu and told the modis ceo he wont continue to destroy Israelis Supreme Court.
please don't pull a Netanyahu again. i don't want to be lied to.
pull a Netanyahu by sdfadsfa July 25, 2023
The Jewish name נתנאל usually translates to gift of god.
A netanel is a selfless person always trying to help others, although he can sometimes have abit of a temper a netanel is usually a calm and kind person who is loved by everyone.
A netanel is very mentally and physically advanced and always stays motivated to reach his goals.
"You are such a netanel" could be said as a compliment it can also be said to someone who is very 2 sided with their mood.
However it is usually said to someone who is actually called netanel.
Netanel by Nethaneel October 16, 2019
the most awesome girl ever. may seem like a tomboy but not really. worthy of dating. sweet, nice, caring, beautiful, and amazing.
dude that chick is like netanya.
netanya by yoderman28 June 20, 2011
A Natani is a beautiful young freak who is smart
A Natani is a freak as in weird person
natani by tanitoobomb September 7, 2016
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