Raghda
(n.) one who is brilliant, talented and very outgoing.
usually doesn’t care what anyone thinks, just does things because you are amazing.
usually explicit and rather interesting.
exotic name with a matching personality
(v.) to be rather open and/or freely express thoughts towards various situation and things.
(n.) raghda is the best.
(v.) don’t pull a raghda
a feminine given name. from arabic meaning “pleasant” or “happy life”. the name is more common in north african countries.
raghda is dead.
beautiful mother of great children.
i wish my mom were a raghda
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