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What is cyrillic?
cyril, i love u.
cyrillic - meme gif
cyrillic - video
Cyrillic - what is it?
Cyril usually describes a brilliant and smart boy/man. It also describes a god or a lord
The man was a cyril
What does "cyrillic" mean?
Is the best name on earth! People with this name are usually really nice, full of love and have a big dick.
Have you met Cyril?
Yes, of course, everyone who knows Cyril is a happy person
Cyrillic - what does it mean?
a term for the coolest guy ever, these people are usually good looking and ballin. They have cool friends as well as many hoes
That guy is so Cyril, i want to have sex with him!
Cyrillic - meaning
A person who had a dream since he was small to become a famous actor and singer, but never had the support from his parents and family. He struggles to fight for what he dreams of but keeps getting picked on by people because they think he won't succeed. So he continues to fight for what he wants, and I know someday his dream will come true.
I'm a very Cyril person who one day will be successful .
Cyrillic - definition
An alphabetical system, highly phonetic in nature, used in many Eastern European and traditionally orthodox nations.
-Confused the living crap out of me when I visited Bulgaria.
Bulgarian use the cyrillic alphabet.
Cyrillic - slang
A beautiful, gorgeous, intelligent, funny, girl. Very sarcastic and easily irritated. Not afraid to speak her mind.
Damn she's a Cyrille!
Cyrillic
A man who is above all men. A very cool guy who makes everyone laugh. Once you meet him, you will want to be his friend right away. Heβs sweet, caring, and truly amazing. He isnβt concerned with himself at all, but instead heβs concerned with other people. He always knows the perfect thing to say and the right time to say it.
girl 1: do u know Cyrill?
girl 2: Yes, he is the most AMAZING person alive.
Cyrillic
Hardworking, cute, patient enough to deal with your shitty attitude, has dreams in life.
Cyril, if now's not for us, I hope we can make it in the future.
Cyrillic
Eastern European alphabet using Latin and Greek characters. Developed in the 9th century by the monk Cyrus, it's a phonetic alphabet drawing upon the native Slavic language and the languages and alphabets mentioned above.
So, there'll be "english" letters that are the same in english such as A, M, and T, but there'll also be letters like P, and C, which are R and S in cyrillic, as well as letters that have no relation to modern Latin, such as Π€ and Π.
Man, I can't read this. PECTOBAH? If it's a pectobah, why are they saying Restoran?
- Tourist in Moscow trying to read restaurant sign in Cyrillic.