Salagrama
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Salagrama
Salagrama derives from Sanskrit, combining "sala" (hall/temple) and "grama" (village), literally meaning "temple village" or referring to a sacred settlement associated with worship.
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Etymology
Salagrama derives from Sanskrit, combining "sala" (hall/temple) and "grama" (village), literally meaning "temple village" or referring to a sacred settlement associated with worship.
The name is used primarily in Hindu and Indian cultures, with historical significance tied to Salagrāma, a pilgrimage site in Nepal sacred to Vaishnavism, where sacred black stones (saligrams) are found and venerated as manifestations of Vishnu.
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