trivedh
a specific gendered minor that crushes on many females, has a speech impediment usually or mental disability such as autisim.
trivedh by the gigast niga May 12, 2024
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trivedi
Trivedi means "one who knows three vedas'. They are Gujarati Brahmins and you could say that they belong to the "knowing" ataks (surnames) like Vaidya (another "knowing" ataka).
In other words, these Gujarati "knowing" surnames (atakas) are naturally the highest of the Gujarati Brahmins.
It is also known that the Gujarati girls of these "knowing" Brahmin ataks are open to matrimonial alliances with other Gujarati upper castes, especially afluent upper caste like Lewa Patels.
In other words, these Gujarati "knowing" surnames (atakas) are naturally the highest of the Gujarati Brahmins.
It is also known that the Gujarati girls of these "knowing" Brahmin ataks are open to matrimonial alliances with other Gujarati upper castes, especially afluent upper caste like Lewa Patels.
Suresh Trivedi: I only want the best for my daughter and would like an affluent upper caste Gujarati male like a Lewa Patidar.
Prachi Trivedi: Sound like a plan daddy. You're the best daddy in the world.
Prachi Trivedi: Sound like a plan daddy. You're the best daddy in the world.
trivedi by Pajeet Kumar October 18, 2021
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trivesh
Trivesh
"Tri" meaning three, and "vesh" meaning personas, Trivesh means personas a person with this pretty name would have different personas and all of them would be pretty as their soul. People with this name, tend to stand out in the crowd, as they're mostly different. They tend to keep their hearts on their sleeve, and often end up getting hurt because of this reason, but mostly they're kind, warm hearted and beautiful human beings.
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trivedi by Bharat Trivedi December 6, 2006
Ruchi trivedi
The biggest cu@t in the whole world. Never trust someone with that name living in Arizona. SHE WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE. LIAR,DRAMA QUEEN, who spreads rumors and smokes weed and takes adderall in school.
Ruchi trivedi by Stopharassment February 9, 2019
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