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Sudhika means purified and the person by this name is action-oriented, pioneer, leader, independent, strong-willed, positive, energetic, enterprising, enthusiastic and brave.

Name Sudhika happen to be independent, highly ambitious and creative . As Sudhika is so independent, Sudhika often tends to neglect others feelings. Sudhika doesn't like to be guided or helped in any task, Sudhika loves to do things on own. That is why Sudhika has leadership qualities.
Sudhika is purified soul .
sudhika by anonymous November 23, 2021
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sudhiksha 

A very sweet,fortunate and one of a kind person with a heart as enormous as her eyes .Alluring looks and luscious hair -(makes the onlookers stop and stare)! .Expressive ,witty and lucky charm .
"Oh look! She's won the best singer as well as the dancer trophy!" " She seems so Sudhiksha!'
sudhiksha by Venkatsaramsri5066 August 16, 2018
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sudhakar 

Jai: Dekh woh sudhakar hai.
Viru: Jaldi salaam kar na!
sudhakar by Arch_v21 September 24, 2011
Sidhika is a word used to describe something truly wonderful and amazing.
Look Sidhika
Sidhika by Probably Jayke August 9, 2019
A person who is very hot sexy and beautiful
if she is girl then she underestimates herself and is very down to earth
she loves soft toys and hanging out with friends
sudhira by Random19618 March 23, 2014
Very very very sexy and hot. Once you look at a sadhika you can never look away.

Many people are so taken away by her charisma and intelligence that they worship her as goddess to acquire the same.

A perfect example of beauty (read as hottttt) with brains.
sadhika by l0rdacex November 25, 2021

Sudhakar 

Sudhakar is a playful, smart, honest courageous yet impatient guy who craves for knowledge and a deep thinker.
Sudhakar is a deep thinker
Sudhakar by _Pheonix_ November 23, 2021
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