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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Padmika

Lotus Feet

Pronunciation: pahd-MEE-kah (pʌd̪mɪkʌ)

Girl Name Sanskrit origin Popularity 60
Meaning
Lotus Feet
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
3
Lucky Day
Moon Day
Lucky Stone
Pearl
Life Path
6
Popularity Score
60
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, Tamil
Lucky Colors: GoldPink

What does Padmika mean?

In Hindu mythology, Padmika is derived from the lotus flower. It symbolizes divine beauty, purity, and prosperity. The name is believed to bestow upon the child a graceful and elegant demeanor.

Padmika in other languages & scripts

Hindi
पद्मिका
पताल का स्थान वाली

How to pronounce Padmika

English pronunciation
pahd-MEE-kah
IPA notation
pʌd̪mɪkʌ

Numerology & personality

Nurturing, caring, and loving

Associated Traits
CompassionateGentleGracefulV = VirtuousK = KindT = Thoughtful

Spiritual & cultural context

Symbolizes the divine lotus feet of the gods.

The name 'Padmika' has its origins in Sanskrit and is centered around the lotus flower, which holds great significance in Hindu culture. This elegant name represents qualities such as grace, beauty, and prosperity, evoking a sense of tradition, richness, and heritage. It is a common name found in ancient Hindu texts and continues to be popular today.

Popularity of Padmika by region

Region Country Score Year
Mauritius MU 71 2024
Maharashtra IN 61 2024
Tamil Nadu IN 45 2024
Gujarat IN 49 2024

Spelling variations of Padmika

PaadmikaaPadmikaaPadmiki

Names similar to Padmika

Frequently asked questions about Padmika

What does Padmika mean?
Padmika is a Sanskrit name derived from the lotus flower. It symbolizes beauty, grace, and purity.
Is Padmika a Hinduism name?
Yes, Padmika is a Hinduism name that symbolizes divine beauty, purity, and prosperity.
How to pronounce Padmika?
Padmika is pronounced as 'pa-dmi-kah'.
Is Padmika popular today?
While Padmika is a beautiful and meaningful name, it is not a commonly used name in modern times.
What is the origin of Padmika?
Padmika is a Sanskrit name derived from the lotus flower in Hindu mythology.