Kamesvari
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Kamesvari
Kamesvari is a Sanskrit name meaning "goddess of desire" or "consort of Kama," derived from "Kama" (desire/god of love) and "svari" (goddess/consort), combining Hindu mythological and linguistic elements.
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Etymology
Kamesvari is a Sanskrit name meaning "goddess of desire" or "consort of Kama," derived from "Kama" (desire/god of love) and "svari" (goddess/consort), combining Hindu mythological and linguistic elements. The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures across India and among Hindu diaspora communities, with roots in classical Sanskrit literature and Hindu religious traditions.
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