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yasra is a muslim girl name , meaning rich. Yasras are very beautiful kind and generous, if u have a yasra in your life then you are very lucky. yasra is the most loyal girl. but she really over cares and over loves people. she deserves a perfect guy who will love her and respect her, she can keep her man like a king and always love him, yasras make everyone happy
YASRA IS VERY BEAUTIFUL

I WILL I WAS LIKE YASRA
yasra by abdyassss November 21, 2021
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Yasra is a Muslim girl name. It means affluent, rich, prosperous.
Yasra, you are very beautiful and you are very successful.
yasra by ya24 November 20, 2021
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yasra • yara • Yasas • Yaara • YARRAK • yasaman • yasar • Yabsra • yarah • yarak
Yasra is a Muslim girl name. It means affluent, rich, and prosperous.
Your such a yasra type of girl, affluent, successful, and beautiful.
yasra by ya24 November 20, 2021
look Yasra is here

Yasra is eating a cake
yasra by abdyassss November 21, 2021
Yasra is a very naive , but caring & loving girl , who will be loyal to their spouse , Yasra's will fall in love with boys whose name starts with an 'S'
Hey it's Yasra
yasra by Gautemelan God November 23, 2021
1- beautiful flower
2- name of intelligent and wise people
i wanted to be yasaman...
Name of a beautiful girl,always making u feel like the luckiest guy in the world
Everyone want a yasaman in their life
yasaman by Virtousou July 15, 2018
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