nishchita
nishchita by TheBMSCEGuy November 4, 2012
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Nishita
Nishita is blessed with skills of being a businessmen. However, Nishita always finds hard to express the true inner feelings in front of others which often creates wrong perceptions.
Nishita has a decent temperament which helps in making good reputation. Nishita believes in helping others and is quite into philanthropic deeds. As a friend, Nishita can be extremely decent and trustworthy.
Nishita has a decent temperament which helps in making good reputation. Nishita believes in helping others and is quite into philanthropic deeds. As a friend, Nishita can be extremely decent and trustworthy.
Dude 1 : hey have you shared this secret with Amelia
Dude 2 : no dude not yet
Dude 3 : well you should he is Nishita ( trustworthy)
Dude 2 : no dude not yet
Dude 3 : well you should he is Nishita ( trustworthy)
Nishita by Nothing but true ! January 7, 2018
Nishita
an amazing person that should be loved, but since they have such powerful opinions and are outspoken, people hate them. Very sweet people. They usually like to debate, and are difficult to fight. If you hurt them, its over for you. But, if you're on their good side, you're very VERY lucky.
someone: omg did you see what (someone) said?! they were so mean
another person: oh! she must be a nishita, I know her, shes actually really nice when you're her friend
another person: oh! she must be a nishita, I know her, shes actually really nice when you're her friend
Nishita by cool person omg May 26, 2021
nischitha
amazing and wonderful person. Pretty and caring for no reason at all... loved to be comfy and is honest. One of the best family members for sure!
nischitha by The Star Dictionary November 27, 2020
Nishita
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nishita by kittyisaslut November 22, 2021
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