Pankajalochana
Sanskrit · Not verified · 6 syllables
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About the name Pankajalochana
Pankajalochana is a Sanskrit compound name meaning "lotus-eyed," derived from "pankaja" (lotus) and "lochana" (eye), often used as an epithet for deities with beautiful, lotus-like eyes.
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Etymology
Pankajalochana is a Sanskrit compound name meaning "lotus-eyed," derived from "pankaja" (lotus) and "lochana" (eye), often used as an epithet for deities with beautiful, lotus-like eyes. The name is primarily used in Hindu and Indian cultures, particularly in South India, as a descriptor for gods like Vishnu and Lakshmi in classical Sanskrit literature and religious texts.
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