Lambodara
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Lambodara
Lambodara is a Sanskrit name composed of "lamba" (long) and "dara" (belly), literally meaning "one with a long belly" or "pot-bellied," and is primarily an epithet for the Hindu deity Ganesha.
Etymology
Lambodara is a Sanskrit name composed of "lamba" (long) and "dara" (belly), literally meaning "one with a long belly" or "pot-bellied," and is primarily an epithet for the Hindu deity Ganesha. The name is used in Hindu and some Buddhist cultures, particularly across India and among Sanskrit-speaking communities, with its earliest documented use appearing in Hindu religious texts and iconography dating back centuries.
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