Narbada
Sanskrit · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Narbada
Narbada is the Sanskrit name for the Narmada River, derived from "nar" (to flow) and "bada" (abundance), meaning "the flowing abundance" or simply the river itself.
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Etymology
Narbada is the Sanskrit name for the Narmada River, derived from "nar" (to flow) and "bada" (abundance), meaning "the flowing abundance" or simply the river itself. The name is used in Hindu tradition and Indian culture, particularly in central India where the Narmada River is sacred in Hinduism and considered one of the seven holy rivers.
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