Sitaram
Hindi · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Sitaram
The name 'Sitaram' is a compound of the Sanskrit words *Sita* (furrow, referring to the goddess Sita) and *Rama* (pleasing, the god Rama), meaning "Sita and Rama" as a unified divine pair.
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Etymology
The name 'Sitaram' is a compound of the Sanskrit words *Sita* (furrow, referring to the goddess Sita) and *Rama* (pleasing, the god Rama), meaning "Sita and Rama" as a unified divine pair. It is primarily used in Hindu culture, especially in India, and is historically associated with the Ramayana epic, where Sita and Rama are central figures of devotion and marital fidelity.
Sitaram currently ranks #578 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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