Rajkamal
Sanskrit · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Rajkamal
Rajkamal is a Sanskrit compound name composed of "Raj" (meaning king or rule) and "Kamal" (meaning lotus), literally translating to "royal lotus" or "king's lotus." The name has roots in Sanskrit, the classical language of India, where the lotus holds spiritual significance in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
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Etymology
Rajkamal is a Sanskrit compound name composed of "Raj" (meaning king or rule) and "Kamal" (meaning lotus), literally translating to "royal lotus" or "king's lotus." The name has roots in Sanskrit, the classical language of India, where the lotus holds spiritual significance in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
The name is primarily used in Indian cultures, particularly among Hindi-speaking communities and those of Hindu faith, though it may also appear in other South Asian regions; there is no specific major historical figure of widespread renown bearing this name, though it reflects traditional Hindu naming conventions combining auspicious elements.
Rajkamal currently ranks #3,226 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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