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one who is entitled to victories. A Sinhalese word with Sanskrit origins. used only as a proper noun.i.e. name of an individual (male).
sajith is no longer used in the literal sense

Sajith is the name of my friend
Sajith by wise word May 15, 2011
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Definition: 😐 Blank face emoji that is all.
How are you Shajith? 😐 What's wrong Shajith? 😐 Okay Shajith? 😐

shajitheve tharmalingham 

Best translated from an ancient language as being a dumb tamil.
Dylan Vekaria is such a Shajitheve Tharmalingham

Saahithi 

"Saahithi" comes from the Telugu word that means literature and music. Some people say that this name means "the one who does good for all". It is a very beautiful and meaningful name. She's very humble. She's also very charasmatic. She can charm that teacher within a few minutes, but also knows where to show respect. She is a big chatterbox and she has a great sense of humor. She's got a big heart, and cares for all of her loved ones. She's friends with everyone.
Person #1: Omg look at that Saahithi

Person #2: Shes the best person ever
Saahithi by Iluvgtd March 8, 2015
Meaning of Sajitha is depending, sajja means covered, dressed, ornamented, armed, fortified. Sajitha is Baby girl name and is of origin indian. Person having name Sajitha are mainly hindu by religion. Rashi of Name Sajitha is kumbha and Nakshatra is sathabisham
Sajitha looks cute as a Minion.
sajitha by AnimaxB November 25, 2021
greatest person ever
Look at that Sanjith
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