Tanvi
Devanagari: तन्वी; Gujarati: તન્વી [1][3]
Slender woman; beautiful woman [1][6]
Pronunciation
/t̪ən.ʋiː/ (IPA) [3]
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Devanagari: तन्वी; Gujarati: તન્વી [1][3]
Slender woman; beautiful woman [1][6]
/t̪ən.ʋiː/ (IPA) [3]
தாமரை
Lotus flower (pure and lovely) [1][5]
तृषा (Devanagari) [3]
Short form of Patricia ("noble"); also from Sanskrit तृषा meaning "thirst" or "ambition" [1][3]
/ˈtɹɪʃ.ə/ (English) [1]
उमा (Devanagari), ఉమ (Telugu), ಉಮಾ (Kannada), ഉമ (Malayalam), உமா (Tamil) [1]
‘flax’ in Sanskrit; also linked to the exclamation u mā ‘O do not (practice austerities)’; other Sanskrit senses include tranquillity, splendour, fame and night [1][4][8]
वाणी (Devanagari) [2]
voice, speech, language; eloquent in words [4][5][6]
/ˈʋɑː.ɳiː/ (Sanskrit/Hindi) [4]
water; ocean; water god [5][8]
वेदांत (Devanagari) [2]
Conclusion of the Vedas; one who knows the Vedas [2][4]
/ʋeː.ˈdɑːnt/ (Hindi) [2]
विद्या (Devanagari)
knowledge; correct knowledge; scholarship
VAY-duh
विहान (Hindi)[1]
Dawn, Morning[1]
American /vɪhɑn/, British /viːˈhæn/[3]
यामिनी
night
/jɑː.mɪ.niː/ (Standard Hindi)
यश (Devanagari)
fame, praise, glory
IPA /jəɕ/ (also /ˈɪæʃ/ as reported)
Devanagari यश्वी, Gujarati યશ્વી [2]
Famous, glorious, successful; one who carries fame [2][4]
American /ˈjɑːʃviː/, British /ˈjɑːʃvi/ [1]
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