Pankaja
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pankaja
A pankaja is the soul of an old thoughtful idealistic artistic man trapped within the body of a 20 year old but he retained his victorian side burns. Often seen to be struggling with technology while entertaining his friends with his out of the world thoughts and odd mannerisms.
"This should be in a film scene," said pankaja wistfully staring at his friends under the moonlight.
pankaja by Scranton Strangler 9622 November 23, 2021
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pankaja • Pankajam • PANKAJ • Pankarasio • Panaja • panajandrum • Pankaj Fyter • Pankajm • Pankaj Mohan • pankaj Rathi
Pankaja
Pankaja means lotus flower. She can read you like an open book. ...
She is extremely loyal..
Her sarcasm game is on point.
She is classy, sassy but never flashy. ...
She owns her sexuality. ...
She will take your secrets to the grave.
is passionate, ambitious, full of imagination, assertive, loyal and honest. she needs to control her intolerant, jealous and manipulative nature. Her possessive nature is oftentimes unwarranted.
She is extremely loyal..
Her sarcasm game is on point.
She is classy, sassy but never flashy. ...
She owns her sexuality. ...
She will take your secrets to the grave.
is passionate, ambitious, full of imagination, assertive, loyal and honest. she needs to control her intolerant, jealous and manipulative nature. Her possessive nature is oftentimes unwarranted.
Pankaja
Pankaja
pankaj
Pankaj is a male given name, common in India to the Hindus. It has its roots in the Sanskrit word pankaj which means a lotus flower. This consists of two words, pank + aj. panka=mud, ja=born; the actual meaning is lotus which is born in mud and blossoms after arising from mud.
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