Perumalan
Tamil-Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Perumalan
Perumalan derives from Tamil and Sanskrit roots: "Peru" (great/supreme) and "malan" (man/person), literally meaning "the great man" or "supreme being," often used as an epithet for Vishnu or Mahal deities in Hindu philosophy.
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Etymology
Perumalan derives from Tamil and Sanskrit roots: "Peru" (great/supreme) and "malan" (man/person), literally meaning "the great man" or "supreme being," often used as an epithet for Vishnu or Mahal deities in Hindu philosophy. The name is primarily used in Tamil Nadu and Kerala among Hindu communities, particularly in South Indian Brahminical and devotional contexts, with historical usage dating back to classical Tamil literature and temple inscriptions.
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