Sita

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A very strong willed individual. Extremely intelligent, very capable. Urban Dictionary

Roughly translates to princess of earth. as the goddess sita's mother was mother earth. said to be extremely beautiful and kind-hearted. Urban Dictionary

A small girl with a big attitude Urban Dictionary

She's undeniably beautiful on the outside and inside. She always has people by her side. She's sweet and quiet as well. Urban Dictionary

The best girl in the world! Urban Dictionary

Hahah..shes tha coolest off the heezy fo sheezy lil girl..nd yes..she duz lyk to kik ppl ahahhaha.. Urban Dictionary

An Indian Goddess, She was borne from the earth. She choose Rama as her husband. Forced to discrimination, first she was asked to walk on fire to prove her purity, where it would destroy the impure and sinful, but not touch the pure and innocent. Then then she was left in a forest when she was pregnant with her two sons. When they were borne, Her husband came to receive them, thus freeing her of all responsibilities. She went back into earth by jumping in a fissure (a metaphor for suicide). Urban Dictionary

The Sita’s have an original name, they are nice and good friends. They love music like pnl for example and they are always falling in love of qlf people. Having a Sita in your life means having fun and always thinking she is perché which is fun. Urban Dictionary

Sita is really genuine and will always be there for you. She is friends with everyone, and always doing something fun. She's always making us laugh with her sassy comments and is crazy smart. Sita's are short, have the nicest hair and the prettiest eyes. Urban Dictionary

Minecraft sitas is a funny meme, you would have 2 accounts, You and sitas, you now would say “Hey sitas, wanna see me…” Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sita:
sita.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sita:
hanuman, rama, ramayana, agni, devi, illusory, devotee, chastity, ram, bint, upanishad, ashram, abducted, lakshmi, mata, bharat, parvati, nepalese, avatar, hermitage, vishnu, maya, kidnapped, durga, swami, worshipped, tara, abduction, brahma, sage, demon, shiva, heroine, shri, krishna, hindu, epic, goddess, exile, consort, jain, deer, lava, purity, rai, telugu, bihar, captivity, deity, raja, captive, temple, exiled, nepal, malayalam, cubs, devotion, monkey, idol, sanctuary, seymour, sri, asks, arrow, sanskrit, rescued, lord, bow, mythology, refuge, marry, divine, pregnant, nose, waste, airline, tells, dies, wife, tale, brother, blues, forest, legend, sees, husband, knows, worship, herself, sons, seeing, tries, kill, prove, alive, goes, stops, ideal, birth, situated.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sita:
beautiful, real, beloved, poor, lovely, faithful, illusory, chaste, gentle, eyed, pregnant, divine, fair, dear, innocent, little, young, abducted, virtuous, captive, glorious, goddess, pure, false, sweet, pious, helpless, noble, free, charming, invisible, true, mythological, rama, unfortunate, spotless, mythical, relieved, saa, unhappy, peerless, suffering, famous, non, disconsolate, anguished, weak, auspicious, blameless, lost, legendary, ram, blessed, born, fake, beauteous, hearted, holy, meek, sad, lonely, convincing, faultless, lifeless, illustrious, flighty, epic, like.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sita:
rama, ram, jvara, ravana, savitri, lands.

Words that sound like sita:
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