Haimavati
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Haimavati
Haimavati derives from Sanskrit "himavat" (हिमवत्), meaning "of the snowy mountains," referring to the Himalayas, with the feminine suffix "-i" appended.
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Etymology
Haimavati derives from Sanskrit "himavat" (हिमवत्), meaning "of the snowy mountains," referring to the Himalayas, with the feminine suffix "-i" appended. The name is used primarily in Hindu cultures across India and Nepal, with historical significance as an epithet for the goddess Parvati, consort of Shiva, who is said to be the daughter of Himavat (the personified Himalayan mountains).
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