Ajanthan
Sanskrit/Tamil · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Ajanthan
Ajanthan is a Tamil given name derived from "Ajantha," which refers to the Ajanta Caves in India and means "the undefeated" or "invincible" in Sanskrit roots.
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Etymology
Ajanthan is a Tamil given name derived from "Ajantha," which refers to the Ajanta Caves in India and means "the undefeated" or "invincible" in Sanskrit roots. The name is primarily used in Tamil Hindu communities, particularly in South India and among Tamil diaspora populations, with historical significance tied to the ancient Buddhist cave complex in Maharashtra.
Ajanthan currently ranks #3,225 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2002.
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