Kalipada
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Kalipada
Kalipada is a Sanskrit name composed of "Kali" (referring to the Hindu goddess or the dark age) and "pada" (meaning foot or step), thus signifying "foot of Kali" or one associated with Kali.
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Etymology
Kalipada is a Sanskrit name composed of "Kali" (referring to the Hindu goddess or the dark age) and "pada" (meaning foot or step), thus signifying "foot of Kali" or one associated with Kali. The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures, particularly in Bengal and among Bengali-speaking communities, with historical use among devotees and scholars in India.
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