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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Amritlal

Nectar of the Gods

Pronunciation: ahm-REE-tuh-lahl (/əmɾɪt lɑl/)

Boy Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 60
Meaning
Nectar of the Gods
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
11
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
Ruby
Life Path
3
Popularity Score
60
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi
Lucky Colors: GoldYellow

What does Amritlal mean?

Amrit means 'nectar' and Lal means 'of the gods'. This name signifies the one who is filled with the divine nectar of immortality.

Amritlal in other languages & scripts

Hindi
Amritlal
अमृत् लाल

How to pronounce Amritlal

English pronunciation
ahm-REE-tuh-lahl
IPA notation
/əmɾɪt lɑl/

Numerology & personality

Those with the life path number 3 are creative, self-expression, and artistic.

Associated Traits
BraveWiseV = VirtuousT = Thoughtful

Spiritual & cultural context

A name filled with divine blessings and immortality.

Ram is a prominent name in Hinduism, originating from the epic Ramayana. It represents the ideal king, the just ruler and a perfect human being.

Popularity of Amritlal by region

Region Country Score Year
Bali (Indonesia) ID 79 2024
Mauritius MU 64 2024
Gujarat IN 59 2024
Maharashtra IN 52 2024
Karnataka IN 64 2024

Spelling variations of Amritlal

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Frequently asked questions about Amritlal

What does Amritlal mean?
Amritlal is a name of Sanskrit origin, where Amrit means 'nectar' and Lal means 'of the gods'. This name signifies the one who is filled with the divine nectar of immortality.
Is Amritlal a Hinduism name?
Yes, Amritlal is a name of Hinduism origin, with deep roots in the Hindu mythology and religious traditions.
How to pronounce Amritlal?
Amritlal is pronounced as 'ah-meer-it-lahl'.
Is Amritlal popular today?
While Amritlal may not be as commonly used as some other Hindu names, it still holds a significant place in Hinduism and is used by families who value the religious and cultural significance of the name.
What is the origin of Amritlal?
Amritlal is a name of Sanskrit origin, with Amrit meaning 'nectar' and Lal meaning 'of the gods'. It is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology and religious traditions, and is used to honor those who embody the virtues of strength, wisdom, and devotion to the gods.