Vajira
Sanskrit · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Vajira
Vajira is a Sanskrit-derived name meaning "diamond" or "thunderbolt," from the Sanskrit word "vajra," which refers to both a ritual object and a symbol of indestructibility in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy.
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Etymology
Vajira is a Sanskrit-derived name meaning "diamond" or "thunderbolt," from the Sanskrit word "vajra," which refers to both a ritual object and a symbol of indestructibility in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy. The name is primarily used in South Asian cultures, particularly among Sinhalese, Indian, and other Buddhist and Hindu communities, with historical significance in Sri Lanka and India.
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