slavka
it is derived from the word slav with the meaning ‘fame, glory, slav’.
very intelligent, funny and s-xy woman who should be glorified all the time. everybody around her is charmed and educated. she takes her on way of living and does not follow any society rules with which she does not agree. she has her own principles and lives to her full capacity. never stops and rests before all is done.
enjoy spending time with her because it can lasts only a while.
she is so amazing. she must be slavka.
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