Tasina
a native american name for a girl, of lakotan origin. in lakotan, “tasina” means “blanket”, describing that one with this name is a very caring and positive person who always is very nice.
tasina greeted us as we walked to our next cl-ss.
1 more definition
1. slang given to unusual, abnormal, or deviant s-xual practices
2. informal exhibiting unusual idiosyncrasies of personality; quirky; eccentric
3. informal attractive or provocative in a bizarre way kinky clothes
me and the old lady played a wild game of tasina. it was escaped convict and the warden’s wife.
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