Shaildhar
Sanskrit · Not verified · 2 syllables
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About the name Shaildhar
Shaildhar is a Sanskrit name composed of "shail" (mountain) and "dhar" (bearer/holder), meaning "one who bears or supports mountains." The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures, particularly in India, and references the deity Shiva, who is traditionally depicted as wearing the Himalayas on his head.
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Etymology
Shaildhar is a Sanskrit name composed of "shail" (mountain) and "dhar" (bearer/holder), meaning "one who bears or supports mountains." The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures, particularly in India, and references the deity Shiva, who is traditionally depicted as wearing the Himalayas on his head.
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