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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Subrata

Good, Aid, Help

Pronunciation: sub-RAH-tah (/ˈsʊbɾətə/)

Boy Name Hindu origin Popularity 50
Meaning
Good, Aid, Help
Origin
Hindu
Lucky Number
1
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
Sunstone
Life Path
1
Popularity Score
50
Language
Sanskrit, Bengali
Lucky Colors: #FFD700#F8B100

What does Subrata mean?

One who is beneficial, a giver, or an aid.

Subrata in other languages & scripts

Hindi
सुब्रात
शुभ, अच्छा, सुनिघल

How to pronounce Subrata

English pronunciation
sub-RAH-tah
IPA notation
/ˈsʊbɾətə/

Numerology & personality

Independence, Self-reliance, Pioneering, and Leadership.

Associated Traits
SelflessBenevolentHelpfulCunningCrafty

Spiritual & cultural context

Subrata is a name that represents selfless giving and the divine aid that one can receive in times of need.

The name Subrata holds significant relevance in Hindu culture due to its Sanskrit origins. The prefix 'Sub' means 'good' or 'beneficial', and the suffix 'rata' translates to 'one who is steadfast' or 'committed'. A person with the name Subrata is believed to possess the trait of being a benefactor or someone who extends kindness, support, and aid to others. In Hindu mythology, this name is often associated with Subrahmanya or Kartikeya, the God of war and healing, and the elder son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Popularity of Subrata by region

Region Country Score Year
Mauritius MU 50 2024
Uttar Pradesh IN 61 2024
Nepal NP 41 2024

Spelling variations of Subrata

Subraataa

Names similar to Subrata

Frequently asked questions about Subrata

What does Subrata mean?
Subrata is a Hindu boy name meaning 'One who is beneficial, a giver, or an aid.'
Is Subrata a Hinduism name?
Yes, Subrata is a Hindu boy name with origins in Hindu mythology and Hinduism.
How to pronounce Subrata?
Sub-rah-tah
Is Subrata popular today?
Subrata is a unique and uncommon name, but it holds great significance in Hindu culture and tradition.
What is the origin of Subrata?
Subrata is a Hindu boy name derived from the Sanskrit word 'subhra,' which means 'good' or 'auspicious.'