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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Mandira

Mansion, Temple

Pronunciation: man-deer-ah (mɐ̃ɽdiɾa)

Girl Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 60
Meaning
Mansion, Temple
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
7
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
Ruby
Life Path
5
Popularity Score
60
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, Tamil
Lucky Colors: GoldOrangeRed

What does Mandira mean?

A name derived from the Sanskrit word 'mandira' which means a mansion or temple. In Hindu mythology, Mandira is an epithet of the goddess Lakshmi and signifies a prosperous and beautiful dwelling.

Mandira in other languages & scripts

Hindi
मंदिरा
मंदिर

How to pronounce Mandira

English pronunciation
man-deer-ah
IPA notation
mɐ̃ɽdiɾa

Numerology & personality

Adaptability, change, freedom, and versatility

Associated Traits
CompassionateWiseV=VirtuousT=Thoughtful

Spiritual & cultural context

A symbol of prosperity, beauty, and wealth in Hindu tradition.

The name Mandira evokes a sense of grandeur and prosperity, often associated with beautiful temples and well-built mansions. It is a name that has been passed down through generations of Hindus, and holds cultural significance as a symbol of wealth and status.

Popularity of Mandira by region

Region Country Score Year
Mauritius MU 64 2024
Tamil Nadu IN 50 2024
Uttar Pradesh IN 60 2024
West Bengal IN 46 2024

Spelling variations of Mandira

MaandiraaMandiraaMandiri

Names similar to Mandira

Frequently asked questions about Mandira

What does Mandira mean?
Mandira is a Hindu name derived from the Sanskrit word 'mandira', meaning a mansion or temple.
Is Mandira a Hinduism name?
Yes, Mandira is a Hindu name and is deeply rooted in Hindu culture and religious beliefs.
How to pronounce Mandira?
Mah-dee-rah
Is Mandira popular today?
Yes, Mandira is a popular name among Hindus and is often given to baby girls as a sign of good luck and prosperity.
What is the origin of Mandira?
Mandira is a Sanskrit name derived from the word 'mandira', which means a mansion or temple. It is deeply rooted in Hindu culture and religious beliefs, and is an epithet of the goddess Lakshmi, who symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and happiness.