Anagha
Pure, Free from Impurities
ah-nuh-gah/əˈnəgə/
Meaning & Origin
Anagha is a Sanskrit name, derived from the word 'anagha', meaning pure, free from impurities. In Hindu mythology, Anagha is the epithet of Goddess Parvati, signifying her purity and grace. It is also the name of various Hindu goddesses and saints, symbolizing their spiritual purity and enlightenment.
Spiritual meaning
Symbolic of inner purity and enlightenment.
Language details
अनग्हा
pure, free from blemishes
अनग्हा
सुप्रकाश
அநக்கா
அதிக்காகும்
అనగ్ధ
పూర్ణ
Anagha
हिंदू नाव म्हणजे Pure, Free from Impurities
Anagha
হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ Pure, Free from Impurities
Pronunciation & Numerology
Pronunciation
ah-nuh-gah
/əˈnəgə/
Lucky number
6
Lucky day
Saturday
Lucky colors
Life path
1
Lucky stone
Moonstone
Cultural & Spiritual notes
Anagha is a significant and popular name in Hindu culture, particularly in the Southern regions of India, and among the Marathi community. It signifies a pure and virtuous character, inspiring people to strive for self-improvement and purity of heart. The name has a resonance with the spiritual and cultural traditions of India and is often used as a compliment towards genuinely pure and kind individuals.
In Hindu spirituality, Anagha embodies the ideal of spiritual purity and grace, leading a person towards higher states of consciousness and self-realization. An Agnihotra or havan is said to be performed by a person named Anagha, symbolizing their constant effort towards self-purification and spiritual growth. The name also serves as an inspiration to lead a life that is free from dullness, ignorance, and negative emotions, fostering inner harmony and peace.
Vedic name • Root: Sanskrit/Mythology/Vedic • Derived from the Sanskrit word अनग्हा (Anagha), which means 'free from blemishes' or 'pure'.
Historical references
Anagha is believed to be the name of a celestial nymph or Apsara, mentioned in Hindu scriptures. She is described as the consort of Anasuya, a wife of the sage Atri and the mother of the sage Sage Dattatreya. The name Anagha means 'pure and spotless' and 'infallible' in Sanskrit.
Pre-Mauryan Period (circa 1500-322 BC)
Anagha is also the name of a renowned Bhakti poet, who lived during the 15th century in India. She is considered a direct disciple of Saint Mirabai and is known for her devotional songs, particularly those dedicated to Lord Krishna.
15th Century
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