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It is a name of Moses's wife. Shofura in Arabic means a woman who will always keeps her innocence. It is called "iffah" in Arabic which means Purity, modesty, and Chaste.
Shofura: Shad, Fa, Ra'. In Arabic it is pronounced as "Shofuro"
shofura by curated girl November 24, 2021
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The latin word for "magical monkey". Often mistaken for a donkey or a large horse. Likes to shag kebabs and can be found hiding under your bed.
That shofra is soooo sudaisay!
shofra by alzzy May 24, 2008
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The latin word for "magical monkey". Often mistaken for a donkey or a large horse. Likes to shag kebabs and can be found hiding under your bed.
That shofra is soooo sudaisay!
shofra by alzzy May 24, 2008
a “shouray" is always the main character. he's always the main character of other's stories. the paparazzi always die hard to take pictures of him.
eg - shouray was seen there.
eg - shouray was eating a burger.
eg - shouray was walking down the street.
shouray by aesthetictay13 November 23, 2021
A male dancer who likes to dance in front of other boys while wearing underwears. But when there is someone named Sazzad among the boys, he usually goes naked.
Sazzad: Hey Farhan, when class will end?
Farhan: Why? Whats the hurry?
Sazzad: Shourav will dance tonight in my room? You wanna come?
Farhan: No thanks. Enjoy yourself.
Shourav by Sourav69Sazzad May 9, 2020
she's such a sofurat
sofurat by Ace🖤♠ November 22, 2020
He is an amazingly kind person with an out of the world humor and the cutest and the most asthama inducing laughter. He may seem soft and kind but skip his song on discord and be a victim. Also memer.
He's so organized, such a Shouray.
shouray by BigDaddy007 November 23, 2021
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