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A punjabi name usually meaning someon who is funny and a person of god.
Sahil said, "Pratap... your my best friend!"
Pratap by Ekta K. March 11, 2007
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Someone who’s loyal and smart.. may seem childish but mommy issues ftw, he can be dorky but will make you smile no matter what, will understand you like no one else, a complete package i must say
Me - hey I’m feeling down lately
Pratap - omg really, no problem i got you bro
Pratap by Mikasackerman November 22, 2021

Maharana pratap 

He is very strong and very smart person.he is fearless.he is one and only in the world.he is great.you will never see Maharana pratap in your life
you will never see Maharana pratap in your life
Maharana pratap by JASVANT_PANCHALLL November 23, 2021

Shyam Pratap Singh 

A person who is a complete ass hole,bitch, motherfucker,bastard.
That teacher is such a Shyam Pratap Singh
Shyam Pratap Singh by mukrah October 21, 2010

Mridul Pratap 

Mridul is the best name in the universe, the meaning of Mridul is soft,polite,strong and sometimes senstive . He is very helpfull to everyone till the time they are polite to him.

Derived from a Sanskrit word meaning 'soft'

The full form of MRIDUL is
Mridul. Magnificent

Radiant

Intelligent

Disciplined

Understanding

Leader.
Mridul Pratap is a name and is used in india
Mridul Pratap by anonymous November 23, 2021

Rudra pratap singh kushwah 

The almighty god, dosnt speak much but his word does wonders

His relationship life is all fucked up so he stays practical about it

Nothing gets on his way as he carve his own motherfuking way in

Always take his advice
Stay loyal to the almighty

All hail the king
Rudra pratap singh kushwah is ❤

karan pratap 

Karan is a very unique and interesting person. He is liked by everyone and also has a great taste in fashion. This Person is always well dressed and very loved.
It's that Karan pratap, wow he looks good .
karan pratap by Karan pratap November 24, 2021
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