Ajmer
Sanskrit · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Ajmer
Ajmer derives from Sanskrit roots "aj" (to drive/lead) and "mera" (boundary/limit), meaning "the place that drives back enemies" or refers to the invincible boundary of a kingdom.
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Etymology
Ajmer derives from Sanskrit roots "aj" (to drive/lead) and "mera" (boundary/limit), meaning "the place that drives back enemies" or refers to the invincible boundary of a kingdom. The name is primarily associated with Indian Hindu and Muslim cultures, notably as the name of the historic city in Rajasthan founded in the 7th century, which became a major pilgrimage site for both religions, particularly important in Sufi Islam.
Ajmer currently ranks #3,913 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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