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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

अमन

Immortal, Imperishable

Pronunciation: ah-mahn (/əˈmaːn/)

Boy Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 55
Meaning
Immortal, Imperishable
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
1
Lucky Day
(Saturday)
Lucky Stone
(Moonstone)
Life Path
3
Popularity Score
55
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi
Lucky Colors: SilverBlue

What does अमन mean?

In Hindu mythology, the name अमन (Aman) signifies that which is immortal and imperishable. It is a name of Lord Indra, the God of Thunder and Rains in Hinduism. The name represents the power and strength of the divine and is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

अमन in other languages & scripts

Hindi
अमान
अमित: दुःख

How to pronounce अमन

English pronunciation
ah-mahn
IPA notation
/əˈmaːn/

Numerology & personality

Those with a Life Path Number 3 are natural communicators. They are artistic, creative, and love to be center stage. They have a strong sense of charm and charisma.

Associated Traits
BraveStrongV = Virtuous

Spiritual & cultural context

Divine power, protection, and strength

The Hindu goddess Lakshmi is associated with wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. Her name, लक्ष्मी (Lakshmi), is derived from the Sanskrit word लक्ष्मा (lakṣmā), which means 'the one who brings wealth.' It is often used as a female given name in Hindu culture as a prayer for abundance and good fortune.

Popularity of अमन by region

Region Country Score Year
Mauritius MU 37 2024
Maharashtra IN 39 2024
Karnataka IN 59 2024
India (Overall) IN 67 2024
Nepal NP 47 2024

Frequently asked questions about अमन

What does अमन mean?
The name अमन (Aman) in Hinduism signifies that which is immortal and imperishable.
Is अमन a Hinduism name?
Yes, अमन is a Hinduism name. It is a name of Lord Indra, the God of Thunder and Rains in Hinduism.
How to pronounce अमन?
The name अमन is pronounced as ‘A-man’ in Hindi.
Is अमन popular today?
Yes, the name अमन is a popular name in Hindu communities around the world.
What is the origin of अमन?
The name अमन originates from Sanskrit and is deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of India. It is a name of Lord Indra, the God of Thunder and Rains in Hinduism.