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Man, those zyannyas are hot!
zyannya by chika 100 January 6, 2013
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Zyanya means '"always" or " forever'' in the old Zapotec-Nahuatl language of Mexico, before the Spanish Conquest.

In addition, the key female character is named Zyanya in one of the most historical books of all time named “Aztec,” by Gary Jennings. The name is from an Aztec tribe called the Cloud People. Zyanya was the daughter of the king and queen.
"Love and time-those are the only two things in all the world and all of life that cannot be bought, but only spent."
- Gary Jennings

Zyanya never dies
Zyanya by IZTACOYOTL April 3, 2011
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Zyanniah 

She is strong and a very beautiful person. And everyone wants to be her because of how she is. Adventuress,nice,funny,and FINE.
Zyanniah is BEAUTIFUL
Zyanniah by Thisgirlisurban May 17, 2020
A Zyanna is a kind hearted girl filled with so much laughter and joy. She's often the type of person who'll other people joy before hers. She has such beautiful eyes and black hair. She's so awesome like why can't I be Zyanna. Zyanna's are the type of people who will roll with the punches and laughs at herself before she laughs at others. A Zyanna is one of the most thoughtful, kind, sexy human beings on earth. You should be so lucky to have her in your life. Zyanna is awesome
Zyanna is so awesome
Zyanna by krauhl May 18, 2017
A georgeous, funny, beautiful person prone to fits of violence. Hits you to show her love. Secretly loves poodles.
Help! A wild Zyanya appeared and stole my poodle!
Zyanya by mystical_narwhal_champion December 17, 2010
A girl with eyes that would make the star filled night sky envious. Tends to be violent, but gives a very cool air.

Also a term for an angry violent mexican.
A Zyanya attacked me.
Zyanya by motherofmanyoldchildren December 14, 2010
Thic bish that can throw it backkkk
Have you seen zyanna

Ya she thic I wanna smash
Zyanna by Skeet skeet mannn. July 17, 2019
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