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Re: Indra in fine compositi
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"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 ScandinaviaLala
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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?
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What's the meaning of this name?
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