Amrita
अमृता (Devanagari) [2]
immortal; nectar of the gods [1][4]
Pronunciation
/əm.ɾɪ.t̪ɑː/ (Standard Hindi) [2]
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अमृता (Devanagari) [2]
immortal; nectar of the gods [1][4]
/əm.ɾɪ.t̪ɑː/ (Standard Hindi) [2]
आनंद (Devanagari)
Happiness, joy, bliss, delight, pleasure
IPA /ˈɑːnənd/
Sanskrit: appearance, splendor, face, army, soldier; Hebrew (via Anna): grace, favor
German /ˈa.ni.ka/, Dutch /ˈaː.ni.kaː/, English approximation “ah-NEE-kah”
अनिकेत
without a home; lord of the world
uh‑NEE‑kayt
अनिरुद्ध (Devanagari), অনিরুদ্ধ (Bengali)
Unobstructed, unstoppable, invincible
/ɐ.n̪i.ˈɾud̪.d̪ʱɐ/
अञ्जलि (Devanagari)[2]; અંજલિ (Gujarati)[1]
Salutation / reverence (Sanskrit)[2]; "one who offers with both hands"[4]
Gujarati IPA /ˈəɲ.d͡ʒə.li/[1]; English common forms “uhn‑JAH‑lee”, “AHN‑juh‑lee”[3]
अंशुल
Radiant, luminous, bright; small ray of light
AN‑shuhl (common); UN‑shool (variant)
अनुष्का (Hindi), අනුෂ්කා (Sinhala)
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/əˈnuʃkə/
अपर्णा (Devanagari) [1]
leafless (Sanskrit) – also an epithet of the goddess Parvati [1][5]
अपूर्व (masculine), अपूर्वा (feminine) [1]
unpreceded, new; unique, unprecedented [1][3]
अर्जुन (Hindi) [1]
"white", "clear", "bright", "shining", "silver" [5][3]
Hindi: /əɾ.d͡ʒʊn/; Urdu: /əɾ.d͡ʒʊn/ [3][4]
अर्णव
Ocean, sea
/ˈəɾ.ɳəʋ/
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