Mandar
Mandar is a Hindu boy name of Sanskrit origin, meaning “Coral tree; celestial tree”.
| Meaning | Coral tree; celestial tree |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Sanskrit |
| Written as | मंदार |
| Pronunciation | mun-DAAR |
| Tradition | Hindu |
| Used in | India |
Meaning and origin of Mandar
Mandar comes from Sanskrit mandara, the coral tree (Erythrina) with brilliant red flowers, which is counted among the five trees of Indra's heaven. The similar name Mandara is also the mountain used as the churning rod in the story of the churning of the ocean. The name is especially popular in Maharashtra.
Is Mandar a Hindu name?
Mandar is a Hindu name linked to the trees of paradise in Hindu mythology; the mandara flower is associated with offerings to Ganesha and Shiva.
How popular is Mandar?
Mostly used by Marathi families.
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Spellings and variants of Mandar
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Mandar mean?
Mandar means 'Coral tree; celestial tree'. It is of Sanskrit origin.
Is Mandar a Hindu name?
Mandar is a Hindu name linked to the trees of paradise in Hindu mythology; the mandara flower is associated with offerings to Ganesha and Shiva.
How do you pronounce Mandar?
Mandar is pronounced mun-DAAR.
Is Mandar a boy or girl name?
Mandar is usually a boy name.