shaheryar
A Shaheryar is the living equivalent to a villain everyone loved due to their charismatic and humorous remarks.
shaheryar by Wren Runner February 6, 2021
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Shahryar
Shahryar orignallly comes from the word shah which means King. Shahryar means someone with lots of power, it also means strong and awesome.
-Omg dude who is that amazing looking guy?
Oh are you talking about the strong, awesome hotshot.
-YEA
He's the Shahryar (a man with lots of power)
Dude did you get your "I love Shahryar" shirt?
-No, it was too expensive and they said only cool kids can have them. Which I am not!! Come on look at me!
Oh are you talking about the strong, awesome hotshot.
-YEA
He's the Shahryar (a man with lots of power)
Dude did you get your "I love Shahryar" shirt?
-No, it was too expensive and they said only cool kids can have them. Which I am not!! Come on look at me!
Shahryar by Ivan King Kong March 31, 2011
Scaherfart
Person 1: Dude your car has 8 dents, you've duct taped your mirror back on, you have 3 different rims on the tires, and you can't even open the passenger door. That's just embarassing.
Person 2: Yea, dude, I know, it's totally a scaherfart car, but I'm too broke to buy a new one.
Person 2: Yea, dude, I know, it's totally a scaherfart car, but I'm too broke to buy a new one.
Scaherfart by elliewat October 23, 2011
Shahryar
A word from both Persian and Russian origin, it can be translated by "shahr" and "yar" literally as "Friend of the City" or culturally as "The King of Lions". As a name it usually signifies power, threat, or evil.
Shahryar by RussianBeast April 10, 2015
Shahriar
Shahriar is the most beautiful handsome man in the world. Every girl falls in love with him whether they know it or not. He has an unbelievable amount of confidence and fashion sense. With his style alone, he is surely destined for success. He is a lover, not a fighter, but he will fight for what he loves. He has many different girlfriends, but he's honest with every single one of them. He's very passionate about life and is very much an attention whore. He loves being the center of attention and with his social skills he is able to captivate a whole room full of strangers. He loves God, Family, Friends, Power and Women. In that order.
Shahriar by ShahsofSunset August 1, 2011
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