sankajan
A Sankajan is an struggle Person. the name is for a boy. Sanka, i know that you searcing you
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Sangajan
Sangajan, AKA Sam for teachers. A name for a smart, handsome boy, who is being forced to define himself on his good personalities. general conclusion is this guy is not great at english. Funny. Too energetic, and enthusiastic. Band kid vibes (Dont worry, he isnt in band). Yall might disagree on this, Charming. Too quite maybe too quite but around anyone he remotely knows he is completely different, like Jekyll and hyde. He is not creative, even an ameba can do more than him. If he puts his mind to it and get this, he actually gets it done. Also "Funny" mentioned above mainly consist of sarcasm to acheive comedy gold.
Sam, can you teach the class for me?
"Sangajan, I am so gratefull for being in your group!!"- Avanti, Jenson, lin-dia, etc.
"Sangajan, I am so gratefull for being in your group!!"- Avanti, Jenson, lin-dia, etc.
Sangajan by Sangajan Maheswararaj November 21, 2021
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sankaranarayanan
The most loving, generous person you can find. He will make you laugh till you cry, he is the one who is always there for anyone in need. A sankaranarayanan has a very helping tendency. He loves everyone with all his heart and makes everyone’s dream come true.
Girl 1: Are you a sankaranarayanan?
Boy: yes, why?
Girl: I knew you were one because you made all my birthday dreams become real
Boy: yes, why?
Girl: I knew you were one because you made all my birthday dreams become real
sankaranarayanan by Sankaranarayanan November 23, 2021
Harish Sankaranarayanan
This nigga got no junni. One who's desperate for a female teacher who teaches English to high school kids.
Harish Sankaranarayanan by Wordartist77 November 23, 2021
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