Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide
Pavitraka
Pure, Holy
Pronunciation: Pah-vih-truh-kuh (pəvɪtˈrəkə)
Meaning
Pure, Holy
Origin
Sanskrit
Lucky Number
5
Lucky Day
Friday
Lucky Stone
Pearl
Life Path
6
Popularity Score
75
Language
Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, Tamil
Lucky Colors: WhiteGold
What does Pavitraka mean?
Derived from the Sanskrit words 'pavitra' (pure) and 'aksha' (eternal).
Pavitraka in other languages & scripts
Hindi
पवित्रक
पवित्र
How to pronounce Pavitraka
English pronunciation
Pah-vih-truh-kuh
IPA notation
pəvɪtˈrəkə
Numerology & personality
The number 6 represents harmony, love, and balance in all aspects of life.
Associated Traits
BraveWiseLoyalCompassionateV = VirtuousK = KindT = ThoughtfulD = Determined
Spiritual & cultural context
Symbolizes divine purity and eternal wisdom.
The name "Pavitraka" holds a significant cultural value in the Hindu tradition, symbolizing purity, cleanliness, and serenity. In ancient sacrificial rituals, a mentioned term "Pavitra" was used to denote pure washed water, conch shells, or holy leaves used to purify the environment and participants before offering prayers. This name continues to be a part of various Hindu customs and ceremonies, symbolizing divine blessings and auspicious beginnings.
Popularity of Pavitraka by region
| Region | Country | Score | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | IN | 84 | 2024 |
| West Bengal | IN | 65 | 2024 |
| Uttar Pradesh | IN | 67 | 2024 |
| Karnataka | IN | 89 | 2024 |
| Gujarat | IN | 79 | 2024 |
Spelling variations of Pavitraka
PaavitraakaaPawitraka
Names similar to Pavitraka
Frequently asked questions about Pavitraka
What does Pavitraka mean?
Pavitraka is a Sanskrit name derived from the words 'pavitra' (pure) and 'aksha' (eternal).
Is Pavitraka a Hinduism name?
Yes, Pavitraka is a Hinduism name.
How to pronounce Pavitraka?
Pah-veet-trah-kah
Is Pavitraka popular today?
Yes, Pavitraka is a popular baby name among parents who value ancient wisdom and spiritual traditions.
What is the origin of Pavitraka?
Pavitraka is a Sanskrit name, derived from the words 'pavitra' (pure) and 'aksha' (eternal).