Iravati
Iravati is a Hindu girl name of Sanskrit origin, meaning “Full of water; the Ravi river”.
| Meaning | Full of water; the Ravi river |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Sanskrit |
| Written as | इरावती |
| Pronunciation | ih-RAH-vuh-tee |
| Tradition | Hindu |
| Used in | India |
Meaning and origin of Iravati
Iravati is a Sanskrit name meaning 'possessing refreshment' or 'full of water', from irā, 'drink, refreshment'. It was the ancient name of the Ravi river of Punjab and also gave its name to the Irrawaddy of Myanmar. In Kalidasa's play Malavikagnimitram, Iravati is one of the queens of King Agnimitra. The anthropologist Iravati Karve is a well-known modern bearer.
Is Iravati a Hindu name?
Iravati is a Hindu name linked to a sacred river of the Vedic world, which in Hindu thought makes it a name of purity and abundance.
How popular is Iravati?
Uncommon but used, especially in Maharashtra and among families seeking classical Sanskrit names.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Iravati mean?
Iravati means 'Full of water; the Ravi river'. It is of Sanskrit origin.
Is Iravati a Hindu name?
Iravati is a Hindu name linked to a sacred river of the Vedic world, which in Hindu thought makes it a name of purity and abundance.
How do you pronounce Iravati?
Iravati is pronounced ih-RAH-vuh-tee.
Is Iravati a boy or girl name?
Iravati is usually a girl name.