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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Thangam

Golden, Fragrant

Pronunciation: thang-am (/θɑŋɡɑm/)

Girl Name Hindu origin Popularity 50
Meaning
Golden, Fragrant
Origin
Hindu
Lucky Number
3
Lucky Day
Friday
Lucky Stone
Citrine
Life Path
2
Popularity Score
50
Language
Tamil, Sanskrit
Lucky Colors: GoldYellowOrange

What does Thangam mean?

Golden like the sun or the full moon; Fragrant like the flowers in bloom

Thangam in other languages & scripts

Hindi
ठाँगम
ठाँकना (ṭhāṅkana)

How to pronounce Thangam

English pronunciation
thang-am
IPA notation
/θɑŋɡɑm/

Numerology & personality

A name that is balanced, harmonious and sensitive, with a natural ability to adapt and find peace in any situation

Associated Traits
GracefulFragrantRadiantMysteriousIntrospectiveWise

Spiritual & cultural context

A name for a divine and graceful child, who will bring fragrance and radiance to the world

The name Thangam holds immense cultural significance for many Indians, especially in the Southern states of India such as Tamil Nadu. The name is derived from the Tamil language, where 'thangam' means golden. In the Indian context, having a golden name signifies prosperity, wealth, and power. The name Thangam is particularly associated with women in Indian culture symbolizing the radiance and beauty of a woman's skin or the richness of gold jewelry.

Popularity of Thangam by region

Region Country Score Year
Gujarat IN 39 2024
Nepal NP 52 2024
Tamil Nadu IN 64 2024
West Bengal IN 53 2024
Uttar Pradesh IN 69 2024

Spelling variations of Thangam

Thaangaam

Names similar to Thangam

Frequently asked questions about Thangam

What does Thangam mean?
Thangam is a Hindu name that means 'Golden' and 'Fragrant'.
Is Thangam a Hinduism name?
Yes, Thangam is a Hindu name with deep cultural and religious connections.
How to pronounce Thangam?
Thangam is pronounced as 'Thah-ngam'.
Is Thangam popular today?
Yes, Thangam is a popular Hindu name in India and among the Hindu diaspora.
What is the origin of Thangam?
Thangam is derived from the Sanskrit language and has deep cultural and religious connections in Hindu mythology.