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in reply to a message by Anon.
"This is pretty obvious, as 'Lord of the thunderbolt' (meaning Indra) is a male deity, so how could one use it for a girl? "
The Same way Ingrid and other forms of Ing are used for a girl in Scandinavia
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The Same way Ingrid and other forms of Ing are used for a girl in Scandinavia
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VIPUL Means 'a respectable man', not "plenty" in Sanskrit
VINAY Means decency, mildness, modesty, good breeding, not "leading asunder" in Sanskrit. (Imagine, a name with such a meaning! What a howler)
TARA (2) f Means saviour, protectress (fem. form of 'Tar'), not "star" in Sanskrit.
SURAJ m Means 'sun-born', not "the sun" in Sanskrit.
SULABHA f Means 'easily attained, accessable; Basil, Jasmine', not "easy, simple, natural" in Sanskrit.
SHANDAR m Means 'a man of quality or rank' in Persian, not "proud" in Sanskrit.
Who is making this stuff up anyway?
VINAY Means decency, mildness, modesty, good breeding, not "leading asunder" in Sanskrit. (Imagine, a name with such a meaning! What a howler)
TARA (2) f Means saviour, protectress (fem. form of 'Tar'), not "star" in Sanskrit.
SURAJ m Means 'sun-born', not "the sun" in Sanskrit.
SULABHA f Means 'easily attained, accessable; Basil, Jasmine', not "easy, simple, natural" in Sanskrit.
SHANDAR m Means 'a man of quality or rank' in Persian, not "proud" in Sanskrit.
Who is making this stuff up anyway?
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What's the meaning of this name?
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