Manta
Sanskrit · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Manta
Manta derives from Sanskrit and means "mantra" or "sacred utterance/spell," rooted in the Sanskrit word "man" meaning "to think" or "to recite." The name is primarily used in Hindu and Buddhist cultures, where mantras hold spiritual significance in meditation and religious practice.
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Etymology
Manta derives from Sanskrit and means "mantra" or "sacred utterance/spell," rooted in the Sanskrit word "man" meaning "to think" or "to recite." The name is primarily used in Hindu and Buddhist cultures, where mantras hold spiritual significance in meditation and religious practice.
Manta currently ranks #976 in the United States as a girl's name.
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