Alagiri
Tamil · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Alagiri
Alagiri is a Tamil name meaning "mountain of the divine" or "sacred mountain," derived from the Tamil words "ala" (divine/sacred) and "giri" (mountain).
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Etymology
Alagiri is a Tamil name meaning "mountain of the divine" or "sacred mountain," derived from the Tamil words "ala" (divine/sacred) and "giri" (mountain). The name is primarily used in Tamil Hindu communities, particularly in South India, and is associated with the Alagiri temple in Madurai, one of the major pilgrimage sites dedicated to Lord Murugan.
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