Amirtha
Nectar of Immortality
ah-meer-thah/əˈmɪr tɑː/
Meaning & Origin
Amrita is the name of the elixir of immortality in Hindu mythology. The god Indra is said to have churned the ocean of milk to obtain it. It is believed that consuming Amrita grants immortality and eternal youth.
Spiritual meaning
Blessing of eternal life and youth.
Language details
अमृता
Immortal
अमृता
अमृत
அமிர்தா
அமிர் (Amir) - தா (Ta) - ஞாயிர் (Nayir) - கள் (Kal) - ல்லத்து (Lattu) - அம் (Am) - ர் (R) - தா (Ta) - னா (Na)
అమర్థ
అమర్ (Amara) - థే (The) - దే (She) - శ్ (Sha) - మృ (Mruthu) - దే (She) - దే (She)
Amirtha
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे Nectar of Immortality
Amirtha
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ Nectar of Immortality
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
ah-meer-thah
/əˈmɪr tɑː/
Lucky number
3
Lucky day
Saturday
Lucky colors
Life path
6
Lucky stone
Ruby
Cultural & Spiritual notes
Amrita is a common female name in the Hindu culture and is deeply ingrained in Hindu mythology, representing the pursuit of immortality and eternal youth. Its association with Indra, the god of rain, thunder, and the sky, adds to the name's allure, as rain is the source of life-giving water.
The spiritual significance of the name Amrita lies in its association with the elixir of eternal life and immortality. It represents the Hindu concept of transcending mortality and attaining a state of eternal youth and vitality. The name inspires a deep sense of longing for that which is eternal and immutable, reminding us of the ultimate goal of life: self-realization and spiritual growth.
Historical references
Amrita was the name of the goddess of immortality and nectar in Hindu mythology. She is depicted as a goddess with four arms and a golden complexion. Amrita is often shown holding a pot of nectar, the elixir of life, which she distributes to the gods.
Ancient India, circa 1500 BCE – 1000 CE
Amrita Devi, also known as Rani Lakshmi Bai, was a warrior queen who ruled the princely state of Jhansi in India during the British colonial rule. She is remembered for leading the Indian rebellion against the British East India Company during the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857.
1857 CE
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