amrite
A shortened word of the question "Am I Right?"
Bob: How many coins are there in this glass?
Tom: 173!
Tom: Amrite?
Tom: 173!
Tom: Amrite?
amrit
Amrit is a intelligent man who has excellent creative skills he’s identity is oftenly confused by many people because they don’t understand his religion
#Amrit is male
Amrit
A person that defines true meaning of life. . He likes to use big words when talking for example light particles. Amrit is a immortal being that has the ability to heal sickness if you drink Amrit. Children that has this name has respect and will be happy for life. If angered, he will break other peoples dreams and that is why he is destined to be king of kings.
Amrit is everything and everything is Amrit.
I am happy in the world Amrit created.
I am happy in the world Amrit created.
Amrit
A person that defines true meaning of life. . He likes to use big words when talking for example light particles. Amrit is a immortal being that has the ability to heal sickness if you drink Amrit. Children that has this name has respect and will be happy for life. If angered, he will break other peoples dreams and that is why he is destined to be king of kings.
Amrit is everything and everything is Amrit.
I am happy in the world Amrit created.
I am happy in the world Amrit created.
Amrit
She is super chill and she sticks up for her friends when in need. She also is ready to sacrifice anything for them. She’s a bit crazy but it sums up to her big heart. She’s stubborn but forgiving and can be annoying. You should stay on her good side.
“Omg Amrit is so nice!!”
“I just made Amrit mad:(“
“I just made Amrit mad:(“
Amrit
Originally a Goddess of beauty, creativity, passion and wisdom. To be "Amrit" can also mean to be sentimental and reminiscent. To be "lacking an Amrit" means to be depressed or unhappy. "Amrits" are rare pieces of total happiness.
1."I feel like crying, I just lost an Amrit."
2."I'm so happy, I've found an Amrit!"
2."I'm so happy, I've found an Amrit!"
amrit
Is a term used in the sikhism religion, means "Gods Nectar." the language used with it is Punjabi
example: "Amrit Shakoh"