No Child's Play: How Not To Name Your Child | Nityananda Misra | Sanskrit Hindu Names |

[@ex-secularproudhindu3243]

we need more and more sanskrit scholars like you nityananda sir. you are an inspiration for us.

[@sowmya7648]

Absolutely !

[@ex-secularproudhindu3243]

@Prashant Tiwari ha. aisa scholar jo Sanskrit aur English dono m acche ho. Q ki shastra ko failane k lye o sb English m available hona bahut important h

[@liliesandtulips2000]

True...I like your username

[@Unfollowthem]

Than we should teach it in every school.... Like Earlier days... It was medium of Instruction throughout the India ...But 1835 English education act killed it

[@kritisrivastava4790]

I liked your name a lot... Ex Secular... Hahaha

[@VVV-wx3ui]

Nityananda Misra ji is Bhasha Pandita, especially Sankrit Bhasha. One should hear him on the silly mistakes of Devdutta Patnaik on Rajiv Malhotra Ji's talks. Very knowledgeable. Pranamam Misra ji.

[@chandlerhbk08]

Richard Roe when a child is born in a family, his name is called out over and over again. A word is basically a sound. That sound is vibration and vibrations are forms of energy. That energy reverberates within the walls of your house. That energy can alter the mood of the people residing within those walls. That energy plays an important part in how we behave and act. That’s why naming a child is so important in our culture. If the residents of a house keep yelling “stupid” throughout the day, it will hamper their minds in a certain way. If we name the child “Shiva” and that name is spoken over and over again, it has a different effect on the minds of the residents. I don’t know which country you’re from, but in India, when a man dies a natural death, his family is with him, and the last words before he dies are usually the names of his children Would you like your last words to be “stupid” or “retard”?

[@Gaga99-y3x]

Richard Roe what if you have got a name 'moron' by your parents when you were born.

[@shailendra9564]

@@chandlerhbk08 idiot So why nathuram godse killed gandhi Why aasharam bapu raped girls? One of the rapist of nirbhaya had namr ram All have ram in their name. Why they were criminal? Your work defines you not your name... I will love abdul or John or shan lee irrespective of their country, religion if they will do good work

[@vasudhakota972]

@@shailendra9564 you make it sound as if naming them as *ram* has caused them to be criminal. People are named after Avatar s so that they can imbibe the good qualities of the best men who walked amongst us. Can't help if they cant simply live up to the meaning of their name.

[@Baneshi186]

Sri Viknesvaran 👏🏻😁

[@sowmya7648]

Most South Indians used to give names to their children from the sahasranamas and ashtottara satanamavalis. You can never go wrong on that

[@aniruddhsingh4169]

@lzydwg *full proof

[@aniruddhsingh4169]

@lzydwg I think you should Google it.

[@chandlerhbk08]

Aniruddh Singh it’s “fool proof”

[@kaypandey7221]

Aniruddh Singh How did it feel being proven an idiot here???

[@intellectualsanatani9255]

North Indians suffered from various invasions whereas southern areas remained unaffected...An that's the reason I being a north Indian believe that you are more closer to ancient Hindu Culture our true culture...

[@srmohanty7460]

This episode is pure GOLD

[@Baneshi186]

sr Mohanty true

[@samanthamasters5015]

Interesting to know abt the science behind names. Very unfortunate truth is many of my friends and family too have all these " Kichidified " namas.

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

We have named our two boys as per traditional names. We did not believe in fancy/in-correct naming fashion/trend. Generally we tend to stay away from what is fashionable, just because many people are doing something. If something does not make sense/not approved by traditional Bhartiy system, we most likely avoid it.

[@vasudhakota972]

@@umakantgajjewar8898 it's nice to know that there are still people out there who believe in the Indian culture that name is something that is being carried by a person for a lifetime and so kids should be named meaningfully. I wish you well for your good parenting!!!

[@bhaveshdk]

Srijan talks taking up fantabulous topics for discussion!!!! #respect

[@ankitanand143]

Yesss I love them too

[@AshokKumar-wi9ut]

What a presentation, how do I say how impressed I am! Country needs more and more Nityanands like you.

[@amsp1000]

Thank goodness! Somebody is talking about this phenomenon.

[@pbebington]

Sh. Nityananda Misra - A treasure trove of knowledge in an authentic chest of modesty. Surely, a true national treasure of India & an inspiration to youngsters. 🙏

[@lifearoundwesternghats]

Thank u i m from Goa and since long years i m searching sanskrit meaningful good name for my child

[@ksrsstynryn2137]

search in sahasranamam/stotram

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Anjali is masculine noun. Sharad is feminine noun.

[@NandyJH]

Thank u so much for enlightening us.. Damn!!! I was about to name my son "Nivaan".. You saved my life...

[@Kathakathan11]

Why

[@universe12e]

I ned my child on sanskrit sentence qnd nirvan shatakam "shivoham"

[@cosmicallyspeaking871]

Misra Ji, Pranaam! Your bête noir Mr. Pattanaik is getting endless nightmares after watching this. :) Seriously, it is such a shame that we have willfully abandoned, despised and forgotten such a scientific Bhasha, which is the spine of our Samskriti, in pursuit of endless supply of consumerism & money.

[@AD-xh8hs]

I don't understand. What are you saying?

[@anshuldubey9709]

Absolutely right

[@ksrsstynryn2137]

its bhaasha/bhashyam/.....

[@GetThyLook]

Thank you for enlightening me. I used to think kiran is feminine and the North Indians use it correctly for girls n South Indians are wrong by naming boys kiran. But it's masculine after all in sanskrit M a north indian residing in Chennai n I hv come to realise that most south Indians keep genuine sanskrit names . People are named mostly after deities n thy don't go for fancy names or follow trends blindly . Bhuvaneshwari is a very common name in Tamil nadu..

[@chitragatha-anshudeepdhusi5752]

Actually North Indians are wrong in using many feminine names. Komal, Kiran, Kanchan, Sheetal, And as you see in my case, I have seen some people who asked - why I have a feminine name, Anshu?

[@dhivya.jyothi]

Why you both call yourself separately like North and South.. Remember you both are INDIANS and you both must be united in the sense of nationality... This is the reason why India is failing..first of all we all must behave correctly..give respect, equality.

[@Kathakathan11]

In Marathi too we name guy as Kiran

[@SamikshaIngle-sf7zb]

Barobar ​@@Kathakathan11

[@sharmilaakula]

This will be a great gift forward !! People need enlightened. Ty for this.

[@rbansal427]

Thank you so much. We will probably have to rename my nephew.

[@rbansal427]

@D Singh the current one doesn't make sense. It's meaningless.

[@rbansal427]

@D Singh watch the talk by Raj Vedam, he explains what nakshatras corresponds to astronomically not astrologically. They are not meaningless, they actually corresponds to a precise moment in time.

[@tamaleesen2759]

If he is small, you can change the name. It has an effect. I have seen this in personal life how it affects.

[@yogeshroy9913]

@D Singh Rajat isn't talking about if his nephew's name matches the kundali or not. He is saying current name of the kid is not a proper Sanskrit word.

[@AD-xh8hs]

😂😂😂

[@kitkat584]

What moved me the most is that he was calling the country "BHARAT" while giving this speech in English (4 years ago).

[@bharatpathik9036]

Wondering the serenity of the ancient gurukul where the Gurus and pupils would exchange their views in magnificent sanskrit language.

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

We have named our two boys as per traditional names. We did not believe in fancy/in-correct naming fashion/trend. Generally we tend to stay away from what is fashionable, just because many people are doing something. If something does not make sense/not approved by traditional Bhartiy system, we most likely avoid it.

[@Baneshi186]

Umakant Gajjewar 🙏🏻 inspired

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

@@Baneshi186 We are living in US for 19 years. Some people living in India do not appreciate Bhartiy Sanskriti, they try to blindly copy whatever is shown in movies, whatever is being done in Western countries. -Thanks.

[@kritika462]

​@umakantgajjewar8898 true. I too feel more indian than my frends living jn India. In Canada for 9 years no birthday celebration with cakes n candle blows for my son or nothing much fancy like here our frends do like drinking( we are coming from Dry state u know which state I mean) or show off like make up and partying n pics of every thing we do or something Indians will droll upon.

[@Kathakathan11]

@@umakantgajjewar8898I know many John mhapale and Dave Kumars

[@samay4596]

India deserves some more right wing political parties. Who can be a substitute to the present one in future. Swarjya magazine, srijan talks and other right wing portals can help build a political party.

[@aniruddhsingh4169]

We need more right wing intellectuals.

[@alisha7027]

Only if people were really supportive to help establish or were atleast willing to support.😢☹️ The sad fact is the layman is contaminated with foreign/anti-nationalist elements.

@@alisha7027 I m from social science (psir ) background it's a taboo to praise right wing govts. Even though du is a superb university to be in and I m sure jnu has good people, liberal scientific v bright minds too ( not that left is a problem in all aspects) but still since 2014 till now there has been bullying of anti congrats, cpi, m(even maoist) youth no matter what their real ideological tilt including journalists but criticising this govt on other aspects is certainly acceptable.

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

A very important topic. Thanks for bringing it up. I have been observing strange/in-correct naming style adopted in recent years and I got suspicious. With this video, now it is confirmed what it going on. Generally I tend to question any new trend like recent naming trend.

[@srikamakoti]

Perfect Vishnu/Siva Sahastranam for boy and Lalitha Sahastranam for a girl

[@MaulinAgrawal1217]

Lakshmi Sahasranama also

[@VaibhavSyal]

I think after your comments- Srijan talks became Sangam Talks. Good one 😁

[@srmohanty7460]

Nityananda is a very beautiful name

[@mohitkumbhat]

much needed talk...i have always been an admirer of Nityanand ji !

[@arjunbatra2072]

Time is not linear its circular .....time will come back the glory of our bharat and all the major indegeneous faiths like sanatan, sikhism, buddhism, jainism will rule the world again by love and power both

[@prakashtiwari8003]

But in abrahmic religion time is linear. That's why they have a concept on eternal heaven and hell.

[@archockencanto1645]

Time is linear. Prakriti is circular.

[@teggy515]

Thanks for illuminating us about our glorious vedic culture!!

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

Bollywood has to get the loudest applause for this. Ruan, Riyan, Ruzan, Hrehan, Vivan, Nivan, Kiara, Kayra, Aarav, Akira, Nyssa or better yet Taimoor 😂

[@dilsere1775]

And the irony is we feel proud to copy these so called celebrities in each and everything without applying our brain 😕

[@chitragatha-anshudeepdhusi5752]

This is a completely different topic. He is talking about those who want to select names for children from Sanskrit language. And he is advising how to select meaningful Sanskrit names . If someone wants Bollywood names, then this video has nothing to do with that. If you are a Bollywood fan then you can name your son as Mogembo, Shaakaal, Kallu Mama, Bhikhu Mahtre, happily. There is no Sanskrit involved there.

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

@@chitragatha-anshudeepdhusi5752 Akal pichhwade mein hai? Maine criticise hi kiya hai. The tendency to go for outlandish names that sound Persian or Arabic is at its peak among new-age parents. And that's because all Bollywood celebrities name their children in the manner that I have cited as examples. Bollywood kirdaaron ki baat nahin kar raha hoon main. Unki asal zindagi mein bacchon ke naamon ki baat kar raha hoon. And that has played a HUGE role in influencing the thought patterns of modern parents, with respect to their nomenclature of children. This entire argument is about Sanskrit names and their relevance, and why people are so ignorant about them. Aur maine ussi vishay par comment kiya hai. Thhik se padh, samajh, phir bakloli kar.

[@chitragatha-anshudeepdhusi5752]

@@arjyaloganpaul5632 न्यासा और विवान पर्शियन साउंड कर रहा है आपको खुदाबंद शहंशाह ज़रेक्सीज? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@arjyaloganpaul5632]

@@chitragatha-anshudeepdhusi5752 Nyssa ka toh Nyasa uccharan hai nahin. Nie-Sa, is tarah se woh lowg pronounce karte hai. Ajay Devgan and Kajol. Fine, Persian na bhi ho. Kuchh aur hoga. Sanskrit toh nahin hai, na? Point yeh nahin hai ki Persian hai ya Urdu ya Hebrew. Point yeh hai ki Sanskrit nahin hai. Aur agar hai bhi toh unintentionally aisa koi shabd hai, jiska arth vichitr sa kuchh hai. Tereko goalpost shift karna hai toh apne ghar ki chhat pe kar. Your measly brain didn't understand the very core of my argument, and now that you're caught, idhar udhar ki ghalatiyan dhhnoodhh ke, unnke gaand mein ghus ke, you're trying to highlight irrelevant errors that I may have made. But that won't change the fact that your poop-filled skull didn't comprehend my argument at all, in the first place.

[@kumar.samvad]

जो जो चाहता है कि सृजन talks Hindi me bhi Aaye to is comment ki like करें

[@sarojbala3886]

Yes

[@ramanathansunderasan3201]

I’m

[@sandeepsingh-sj6dq]

Just brilliant.Nityanand Jee is scholar among scholars

[@georgem2685]

Thank you for live streaming this talk.

[@Sunil-yy2yo]

come back bro

[@georgem2685]

Sunil 1987 What do you mean bro?

[@rangilabetichodhapsipigemb6745]

Shubham Sahu 😆😆😆😆😆🐕🐕🐕👆

[@Sunil-yy2yo]

@@georgem2685 I mean come back to Hinduism...

[@Sunil-yy2yo]

@Shubham Sahu kyun tera chutiya cut gaya...

[@virothuharitha1347]

Good knowledge is shared Which most of Hindu don't know now a days......

[@bimijain1693]

Sir's and madam srijan talks here is. SHREE+JAN talks. Meaning a gentle, experienced, great, responsible person authoring......

[@harshada3548]

Nivaan~ actually means Swamp in Hindi. Made my day. Ahahahahahah 🤣🙏

[@mbangroo]

Nivaan* , not my vivaan

[@harshada3548]

@@mbangroo typo, thanks.

[@mangeshmugve8363]

Excellent Video... Glad to see young people like Nityananda study, admire, bring to life and offer it to mankind... an ancient beautiful language SANSKRIT . Bravo !!

[@SJ-zo3lz]

So insightful!

[@ankitnautiyal2568]

All of my NRI cousins have named their boys name either combination of Vivan, Viaan, Vihaan Riaan, Reyaan, Hrehaan. I dnt understand why, perhaps the names are easier to be spoken by the gora saab.

[@beowulf555]

No even the Goras laugh at these names. They are in no way easy for them. Out idiots do not have knowledge of their own languages properly or even literature. So they look up shit online or some weird ass celebrities kid and come up with these names. Honestly, to me, they sound horrible. Just the other day, I was telling a friend how horrible these names sound. I would never name my kid from a random internet page.

[@rajashreechadha6]

You are right. They just want to be fancypants

[@melg6834]

Severe inferiority complex it seems. How pathetic

[@ManishSharma-ku7ij]

Those are stupid names but you can't blame a parent picking an easily pronounced name when living outside of India.

[@lazydamsel]

There are many people from Asia/East Asia who have a separate 'English/Western' name so as to avoid mispronunciation/confusion of their names.

[@sinara2]

Thank you Sir... Very succinct... As expected very informative or rather... misinformation dispelling piece... Thanks a ton

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

Accuracy of names - wonder if incorrect naming might skew the child's growth. You never know how kids learn and absorb pragmatically in that age. What happens if it all falls down to getting his/her name right (and correctly understood) that triggers a chain reaction of where the child ends up. I mean, in the old days, Devratt was called Bhism after his vow, Dashanand got called Ravan due to his voice... Meghnaad too, due to the moment when he was born. Yuddhistr because his kingly father wanted him to remain balanced in battle situations (intentions) - names are certainly more important than we realise!

[@binurajs6047]

It is devavratha , dashanana, meghanadha

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

@@binurajs6047 The tha is not as one would like to stretch the letter a. But I agree with this.

[@parveenkumar6559]

Bahut sunder. Very informative. God bless for sharing such useful knowledge.

[@MrYatish123]

This channel gives true knowledge of our indian culture one of the best channel in KZbin. Thanks Srijan Talks.🙏🙏

[@sarojinichittoor45]

You are a great inspiration for Sanskrit lovers

[@nimishagandhi8327]

Great to see you on this forum.

[@ganeshav2768]

For most modern hindusnow, it is about exotic sounding rare name which will go well internationally too. Language and meaning is irrelevant. Any case , when one is not rooted in culture, his or her ability to comprehend the rich beauty of sanskrit words is zilch. Incidentally , on Tamil Nadu there is a trend to use either Tamil translation of sanskrit word, or pure tamil words to establish Tamil supremacy. On a different note, I won't be surprised if a post millennial generation soon asserts that choice of name must be with the nameholder and not the parents, and exercise the choice as soon as they start using mobile phone say at the age of 3 or 4, given their intelligence and techsaviness 😀

[@alisha7027]

This video needs to be viral✨

[@pandit-jee-bihar]

Good one from Nityanand Misra. You can always expect useful information from him which can save you from kalyug's illusion and rampant misinformation. It's not easy to find people who are well versed in Sanskrit and at the same time an IIM grad and equally contemporary.

[@raghvendrapathak6592]

Very insightful talk ,. An absolute eye opener ! Thanks

[@yt.tathagatachakraborty]

31:32 in Bengali we have Ābir as a popular masculine name. It means colours of Holi.

[@satyamanasvi6789]

Namasthe. Beautiful explanation on how not to give names to children. I personally believe no name should be given... which doesn't have meaning. My name means True hearted.

[@satyamanasvi6789]

Love to see many more from u on Hindu culture n fundamental mistakes done by new generations.

[@mohitgupta7145]

I have named by boy Shaurya. Nityanand ji please help if this is a good name for him or do I need to change... Thanks..

[@researchersworld4718]

And UPSC-CSIR is making Hindi Translation of exam's paper by translating from google translator. They do change the meaning of statement by translating from google. That's one reason behind loss of Hindi medium students in UPSC results.

[@arijitroy929]

Highly informative video. Names are not fancy terms or Sanskrit cannot be mixed with local language or own imagined words....

[@rekhaumesh4500]

I have two sons... Older one named Chanakya and younger one is Shaastra.... I hope I was not wrong naming my children 🙏🏻

[@MaulinAgrawal1217]

Not at all… my uncle’s three children are Rishi, Aditya, and Ishani.

[@AbuzarAnasKhan]

Very well put! It’s the lure of exotic sounding names that takes people to these websites… And the problem lies in Muslim names too! So many out of context names, or names that become antonyms when conjugated with fathers’ or surname!

[@rohitchandran1381]

Thank U so very much Sir ..... We are expecting our 1st baby & this information is priceless .....

[@DKArya-3891_]

श्री मान कृपया आप हिंदी में बोलोगे तो आपकी बात मेरे जैसे बहुत से भाईयो के लिए फायदेमंद रहेगा

[@mahakaalmahakaal3073]

Wow, fantastic. What a depth of knowledge.

[@neerajamb]

So true- my name and that of my siblings are from the sahasranama!

[@varunreddy9578]

There should be a sankrith names and meanings in english that should be released every year updating and creating with new names in sanskrith. Every one wants a Unique name and many are getting it wrong due to lack of information.

[@binurajs6047]

Varun in Sanskrit is Varuna

[@neelamdesai3497]

He is a scholar indeed and learnt somd interesting facts. But if you are thinking of checking the meaning of your child, be informed he charges Rs.2000.

[@Apex1008]

Why shouldn’t anyone charge for their knowledge. We are just used to free stuff .

[@nrusimha11]

Valuable reference for expectant parents. Share with friends and family who may be expecting a baby.

[@hansavaid1269]

Thanks for giving soo much of clarity on this

[@laxmisowmyapunjala7125]

Very insightful talk, Nityananada ji. An absolute eye opener, never realized earlier 😐…Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@sunilkhadilkar7161]

Yudhisthira means the one who is sthir = unperturbed in situation of Yudha=war (it could be real war with weapons or it could be psychological war).. Bhim means big in size .. Arjun means whose eyes are firm on the target... Sahadev means the person who has good capacity to bear the pain could be physical or psychological ... Nakul means handsome... correct me if I am wrong

[@shady866]

Yeah, you are correct. It was the psychological war.

[@sweta_verma]

One of the best talks on KZbin

[@priyankashahi1891]

Such an eye opening piece of information. Cannot thank enough Mr. Misra.

[@vivekmhatre3942]

I like your video very very much. Everyone should watch it.

[@AstrologerAanchal]

I have become your fan with just this video 😂👍🙏❤️

[@araxsc]

Had I had this knowledge of this few days back would have named my new born differently!!!!

[@rohitrawat2779]

You can still do it, few documentation away.

[@bharathvyas997]

Naming Ceremony once again for a powerful name

[@araxsc]

Birth certificate is made.... That's a lot of distance.

[@ritupriyasingh9758]

Could always change

[@AnimeCritical]

@@araxsc my cousin changed her name in 7th class by herself. Name on birth certificate means nothing. Can always change.

[@sushmasharma1555]

My Husband's name is Manish which i now get to know is incorrect. Now I realise why my marriage is not working...naam hi galat he bande ka.

[@melg6834]

Lmao

[@prakashtiwari8003]

This can't be excuse for your bad marriage.

[@ArpitaRC]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ranajeetidutta]

Maybe you are not the right person for him.

[@arvinderkumar6380]

​@@ranajeetiduttaexactly 😂

[@sidharthasatapathy3491]

U are brilliant Nityananda Sir..U are a great Scholar..All should watch this..

[@natalkumar6132]

The Tanishq add was a good dig at Tanishq by a long mile .

[@nilnull5457]

Imagine someone naming their child Aveer and then he/she becomes a Sanskrit degree holder.

[@abhishekkr3512]

If that happened, he will first get his name changed. 😊

[@raguks]

Great initiative. People hate me for suggesting their favourite names are not proper. Atiksha however it can be generated ati upasarga and ksha. It can mean a lot of things. Please let me know why it cant be. Thank you in any case.

[@sudhanshusaxena2000]

Wonderful interesting

[@hksoni2003]

This Lecture should also be recorded in Hindi also. 🙏🏼

[@DMahanta78]

Great presentation Nityananda Misra ji. Regarding the name Aveer, there is a similar sounding name Abir (আবিৰ) which is popular among Assamese and Bengali communities. The meaning is pleasant smell, fragrance etc. Searches on Google indicate it has Arabic origin. There is one more word Abeer (আবীৰ) meaning red coloured powder / Gulal used in Holi.

[@nanditachoudhury4979]

The website is paid to strategically promote Islamic name among modern Hindus . Thanks for sharing and imparting such knowledge .

[@Elf-667]

Exactly

[@Kathakathan11]

Yes

[@rashmitr9547]

Hello sir, loved the topic. I would like to know the meaning and etymology of the word "Aarunya". Where to refer if we want information?

[@aparnarao7593]

Congratulations, fr bringing forth this awakening.

[@mrshekhar7921]

Eye opening information

[@adharmicindian491]

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[@athatobrahmajijnasa7158]

Oh, you are so young. That's good to see young people like you....

[@kesavatadipatri9078]

A small additional note - some names need to be avoided. Even though the words exist in Sanskrit, the meanings are not desirable. The words may sound attractive for a person with no Sanskrit background. For ex, Mehala for boy's name, which means 'smell of the urine' and Mehana for girl's name, which could mean 'urinary duct'. Even the alternate meanings are related to urine only. When some people come for names to me, I caution them abundantly. Interestingly they asked about the popular names 'Meghana' or "Mekhana'' and I said that those words don't exist. Then they asked 'how about Mehana?'. I said 'well the word exists, but you don't want to name as such, as the meaning is quite repulsive and has to do with urine.' Well some names can be built from 'ekAkShara kosha', but that calls for knowledge of Sanskrit grammar rules.

[@vivekkondawar3122]

Bhuvaneshwari name of Swami Vivekananda's mother

[@kunjbiharibudania4866]

Im so glad I found this channel 🙏💝

[@LKINTELLIGENCE]

*Invasion of mlecchas - british and islamic terrorists ruined everything. We have a long way to go and make rectifications.*

[@purnamidam4541]

Thank you for valuable information.

[@JDM797]

2 mins silence for parents of Vivaan, Aarav, Reyansh, Sanvi, Ishanvi...watching this video.

[@kesavatadipatri9078]

A very nice and enjoyable one. Needs lot of research as well. Small observation. Yes airA would not mean Sarasvati. But irA can mean speech or goddess of speech, Sarasvati.

[@abhishekkr3512]

A friend of mine changed his daughter's name from Aira to Ira after learning Aira means river in Arabic. Aira is Arabic indeed.

[@GaneshThore]

Great info.. Thanks all of you..

[@MadhurieSingh]

Thank you for making us aware. But I wonder why Samskrit or Sanskrit scholars kept quiet for so long? If I have knowledge about something that is beneficial general public, I dash to share it.

[@bharathvyas997]

Madam,many Sanskrit scholars know and tell it to people in their circle.Unfortunately they havent used social media to give us correct information

[@Kathakathan11]

They say, my sir told my parents that you have nice name, but your friends name is wrong. And the friends parents were arrogant

[@minchem1]

@ 27.12min I see name "Airi". To mean found in the water or born in the earth. Could this not mean souls or sinners born beneath the earth's 7 layers and thus spirits of darkness that live deep in the sea, thus says found in the water? Therefore name has more negative than positive meaning?

[@sunandaparmeshwar489]

An eye opening session. Thank you.

[@suchindranathaiyer494]

There is no substitute for knowing Sanskrit with a background in Sanskrit literature (Ramayana, Mahabharatha, Kalidasa etc). Or having a Kula Brihaspathi well verse in the Vedas.

[@gam3827]

Excellent talk from Nityanand . Very scholarly and practical as well. Names are very powerful and is very important for Hindus who use it mould the personality and spirituality according to one's profession as well as family. Traditionally they were also varna specific. few generations of us have been totally misled and wrong names have led to our "patan" in spirituality. Better to stick to the simple tradition of naming after grandparents or great grandparents

[@umesh1039]

GREAT EXPLAINATION

[@natabardash5681]

Good knowledge in Sanskruta.

[@mallikadatt268]

Amazing! So informative.