origin, tzotzil/spanish means mayan princess
doll ౨ৎ . Joined 19 August 2021 Messages 23,071 Reactions Received 16,322 Location not active Cards View Profile KS Coins 25,801 9 December 2022 #21 origin, tzotzil/spanish means mayan princess
AmysTeri Joined 19 November 2018 Messages 4,371 Reactions Received 11,118 Cards View Profile KS Coins 330 Fandom ReVeluv Gender Female 10 December 2022 #22 English origin, meaning "Lake" And if anyone is familiar with the American south, they probably can guess what it is smh lol
English origin, meaning "Lake" And if anyone is familiar with the American south, they probably can guess what it is smh lol
Nina 🧜🏼♀️ 𝓜𝓼. 𝓕𝓲𝓼𝓱 🦄 . . . . . . Joined 20 November 2018 Messages 43,248 Reactions Received 75,348 Location In the OCEAN Cards View Profile KS Coins 141,476 Pronouns Fish/Mermaid Ship @Day 10 December 2022 #23 >.> it's my dad's first name it's cute on him but not cute as my middle name. I don't even like the initial there Y
>.> it's my dad's first name it's cute on him but not cute as my middle name. I don't even like the initial there Y
Michael . Joined 20 November 2018 Messages 65,862 Reactions Received 77,040 Location Heaven Cards View Profile KS Coins 53,448 10 December 2022 #24 I have no middle name.
MK3AM SKZ #1 Hater . . Joined 21 December 2022 Messages 21,903 Reactions Received 26,247 Location Anime worlds Cards View Profile KS Coins 15,142 Fandom MULTISTAN Gender Male, Female, Non-Binary, Other Pronouns STAN SKZ AND BP Ship @snsd2beg Wreck @velvet 21 December 2022 #25 contentment
thegoddess31 Joined 19 December 2022 Messages 169 Reactions Received 215 Cards View Profile KS Coins 557 21 December 2022 #26 it’s my godmothers name
jinki_lovebot Joined 13 December 2022 Messages 399 Reactions Received 533 Location Atlantis Website softlaceus.tumblr.com Cards View Profile KS Coins 0 Fandom Shawol Gender Female Pronouns she/her 21 December 2022 #27 Arina has mixed origins, I guess... but in Slavic and Greece it both basically means something like "peace"
Arina has mixed origins, I guess... but in Slavic and Greece it both basically means something like "peace"