Srividya
Sanskrit · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Srividya
Srividya means "sacred knowledge" or "auspicious wisdom," derived from Sanskrit roots "Sri" (sacred/auspicious) and "Vidya" (knowledge/learning).
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Etymology
Srividya means "sacred knowledge" or "auspicious wisdom," derived from Sanskrit roots "Sri" (sacred/auspicious) and "Vidya" (knowledge/learning). The name is primarily used in Hindu and South Indian cultures, with historical significance in Hindu philosophy and Tantric traditions where Srividya refers to a specific spiritual practice dedicated to the goddess Lalita.
Srividya currently ranks #17,233 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2008.
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