vaesha
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Vaesha
Vaesha is a beautiful girl but doesn't realise it. She puts everyone before herself and is the type of friend that will always be there for you. She is shy and introvert at first but once you get to know her you'll see her sarcastic and humorous side. Vaesha is very closed off and only trusts a few people. She is very sceptical about things and is afraid to give people her heart. Vaesha is the type of girl to push her own problems away to help others. Give vaesha your heart and you can be sure it will stay safe and she will never hurt it. She is the best friend, girlfriend, sister, mother, daughter and everything else. If you have a liyah in your life never let her go!
varsha
Varsha means rain in sanskrit/hindi. Most girls with the name varsha were born when it rains. And every year on their birthday it rains. Varsha is someone who everyone trusts with their secrets. Varsha gets along with everyone, and radiates beauty everywhere she goes...just like rain. Varsha is also a person who everyone wants to hang out with. Varsha also may seem shy at first but really can be the life of the party. Varsha's have more than one personality and act differently according to who they are with.
varsha by girlwhoisgreat February 28, 2008
Vaishavi
Vaishavi is a very nice and cool and awesome person. She is the queen of anything and everything, bow down to her :)
(my name is very unique so this is a message for anyone who has my name, hello fellow Vaishavi :))
(my name is very unique so this is a message for anyone who has my name, hello fellow Vaishavi :))
Vaishavi by distilledmilk1 February 19, 2021
varsha
a very charming girl, extremely talented when it comes to art. varsha tends to not give herself enough credit for her accomplishments. tell varsha you care about them, otherwise they would never know.
varsha by m.a.m.m.o.n.e.y June 3, 2021
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