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      Meaning of the first name Arundhati

      Origin

      Indian

      Meaning

      Unrestrained

      Variations

      Carnation, Vasundhara
      The name Arundhati has its origins in ancient India and carries a significant cultural and historical value. Derived from Sanskrit, it is commonly understood to mean Unrestrained. In Hindu mythology, Arundhati was revered as the wife of the sage Vashishta and embodied qualities of wisdom and steadfastness. Her name became synonymous with these attributes, bestowing a sense of honor upon those who bear it.

      Throughout history, the name Arundhati has remained prevalent, serving as a reflection of India's rich cultural heritage. In ancient texts such as the Rigveda, Arundhati is mentioned alongside other prominent women as a symbol of virtuous femininity. Her strong and unrestrained character continues to inspire individuals, evoking a sense of determination and resilience. Moreover, as Indian society has evolved, Arundhati has become an increasingly popular choice for baby girls, showcasing its continued relevance and relevance within modern-day usage.

      Today, the name Arundhati has taken on a more global presence, and its meanings have transcended cultural boundaries. Its essence of Unrestrained resonates with individuals seeking to navigate the complexities of the contemporary world. Arundhati Roy, an acclaimed Indian author and activist, carries the name with distinction, further cementing its significance. In regions beyond India, the name Arundhati is embraced for its unique origins and its ability to convey a sense of empowerment and resilience.

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      Devi

      Devi

      This is the most common surname associated with Arundhati.
      Vaidyalingam

      Vaidyalingam

      This is the most common name of those married to a Arundhati.
      V

      V

      This is the most common name for a child of a Arundhati.

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      1924 is when there were the most people born with the first name Arundhati.

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