সুগত

Sugata

boySanskrit and PaliBuddhistHindu

Sugata is a Buddhist boy name of Sanskrit and Pali origin, meaning “Well-gone; an epithet of the Buddha”.

MeaningWell-gone; an epithet of the Buddha
GenderBoy
OriginSanskrit and Pali
Written asসুগত
Pronunciationshoo-GOH-toh
TraditionBuddhist, Hindu
Used inIndia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka

Meaning and origin of Sugata

Sugata, from su, 'well', and gata, 'gone', means 'one who has gone well' or 'happily gone', and it is one of the classic titles of the Buddha, listed in the traditional recitation of his qualities. It describes one who has travelled the path to awakening and reached its goal. In Bengal it is used as a boy's name in Hindu and Buddhist families. Notable bearers include the historian Sugata Bose and the educational researcher Sugata Mitra.

Is Sugata a Buddhist name?

In Buddhism Sugata is a title of the Buddha, recited in the formula praising him as 'well-gone, knower of the worlds'. Bengali Hindu families also use it, often as an admiring nod to that heritage.

How popular is Sugata?

Mainly used among Bengali families and in Buddhist communities.

Gifts with the name Sugata

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Spellings and variants of Sugata

SugatoSugat

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Sugata mean?

Sugata means 'Well-gone; an epithet of the Buddha'. It is of Sanskrit and Pali origin.

Is Sugata a Buddhist name?

In Buddhism Sugata is a title of the Buddha, recited in the formula praising him as 'well-gone, knower of the worlds'. Bengali Hindu families also use it, often as an admiring nod to that heritage.

How do you pronounce Sugata?

Sugata is pronounced shoo-GOH-toh.

Is Sugata a boy or girl name?

Sugata is usually a boy name.

Updated October 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.