vhairi
vhairi by Your main mahn barry April 30, 2017
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Vhari
Something of an enigma, intelligent and kind hearted. Very, very attractive both physically and mentally. One of a kind.
Vairis
Pronounced ˈvaɪrəs.
Vairis is a person of huge temperament. He at least he thinks so never loses an argument, he's very creative and has a questionable taste.
People named Vairis often tend to be confused with the word Virus, though they have completely different meanings.
Vairis is the male version of the name Vaira. It means "multiply, increase; one who will add".
And honestly speaking, the name always suits the owner.
Those who're named Vairis always have another thing to add. Such as an argument, a dad joke, etc.
Though he can be stressful and annoying at times, Vairis is a very kind person.
Vairis is a person of huge temperament. He at least he thinks so never loses an argument, he's very creative and has a questionable taste.
People named Vairis often tend to be confused with the word Virus, though they have completely different meanings.
Vairis is the male version of the name Vaira. It means "multiply, increase; one who will add".
And honestly speaking, the name always suits the owner.
Those who're named Vairis always have another thing to add. Such as an argument, a dad joke, etc.
Though he can be stressful and annoying at times, Vairis is a very kind person.
Taco: Vairis sounds like Virus!
Leffty Vairis: No it does not. There's a slight difference in the pronunciation and in the way it's written. Virus and Vairis have completely different meanings so it is very rude to say it's the same. Vairis stands for "multiply, increase; one who will add" whilst Virus stands for an infective agent one can get. *goes on for another 30 minutes*
Taco: Ok...
Leffty Vairis: No it does not. There's a slight difference in the pronunciation and in the way it's written. Virus and Vairis have completely different meanings so it is very rude to say it's the same. Vairis stands for "multiply, increase; one who will add" whilst Virus stands for an infective agent one can get. *goes on for another 30 minutes*
Taco: Ok...
Vairiz
Vairiz by Lauren081000 June 3, 2018
Vhari
Vhari is a very beautiful girl. She will never leave your side and will always be there for you no matter what, whatever you need she will be there. Don’t get on her bad side but because she is a feisty one and she will go off on one at you. She is the funniest girl you will ever meet and her laugh is most likely to sound like a kettle. She is a very real person and is naturally gorgeous all the boys want her ( every single one of them😏) . Ladies you better watch out your boy friends will be staring at her. Keep your bfs locked up💘
vharixce
Something of an enigma, intelligent and kind hearted. Very, very attractive both physically and mentally. One of a kind.
Just straight up the greatest being to ever exist and ever to exist.
Just straight up the greatest being to ever exist and ever to exist.
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