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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Mridula

Delightful

Pronunciation: me-RID-oo-lah (ˈmᵹrɪdʊlə)

Girl Name Hindu origin Popularity 65
Meaning
Delightful
Origin
Hindu
Lucky Number
5
Lucky Day
Friday
Lucky Stone
Carnelian
Life Path
3
Popularity Score
65
Language
Sanskrit, Hindi
Lucky Colors: GoldYellow

What does Mridula mean?

She who delights, pleases or charms

Mridula in other languages & scripts

Hindi
मृदुला
मृदु (mṛdu) + ला (lā)

How to pronounce Mridula

English pronunciation
me-RID-oo-lah
IPA notation
ˈmᵹrɪdʊlə

Numerology & personality

Creativity, self-expression and communication

Associated Traits
GracefulBeautifulRadiantWiseIntelligent

Spiritual & cultural context

A name for the divine goddess of love, beauty and joy

The name "Mridula" in Hindu culture signifies grace, charm, and enchantment. It is believed that a person named Mridula possesses innate qualities of delighting and pleasing those around them. The name is also connected to ancient Goddesses such as Mridula (a form of Parvati), who is celebrated for her alluring beauty and captivating power. The name "Mridula" is particularly popular in regions of South India, marking its deep-rooted cultural significance there.

Popularity of Mridula by region

Region Country Score Year
Bali (Indonesia) ID 45 2024
Tamil Nadu IN 60 2024
Maharashtra IN 45 2024
Uttar Pradesh IN 77 2024

Spelling variations of Mridula

Mridulaa

Names similar to Mridula

Frequently asked questions about Mridula

What does Mridula mean?
Mridula is derived from the Sanskrit word 'mridu', which means 'soft', 'gentle', or 'delightful'. This name is revered for its religious significance and appeal in Hindu traditions.
Is Mridula a Hindu name?
Yes, Mridula is a Hindu name that has been used in Hindu traditions for centuries.
How to pronounce Mridula?
Mrid-u-la
Is Mridula popular today?
Yes, Mridula is a popular Hindu name in India and among the Hindu diaspora.
What is the origin of Mridula?
Mridula is a Hindu name that originated from the Sanskrit word 'mridu', which means 'soft', 'gentle', or 'delightful'.