Yavanika
Sanskrit · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Yavanika
Yavanika derives from Sanskrit यवनिका (yavanika), meaning "curtain" or "screen," with roots in the word yavana (foreign or Greek).
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Etymology
Yavanika derives from Sanskrit यवनिका (yavanika), meaning "curtain" or "screen," with roots in the word yavana (foreign or Greek). The name is used in Hindu and Indian contexts, with historical significance in Sanskrit drama terminology where the yavanika was the curtain used in classical Indian theater.
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