Trijata
Trijata is a Hindu girl name of Sanskrit origin, meaning “Having three locks of hair”.
| Meaning | Having three locks of hair |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Sanskrit |
| Written as | त्रिजटा |
| Pronunciation | tri-JUH-taa |
| Tradition | Hindu |
| Used in | India |
Meaning and origin of Trijata
Trijata combines tri, 'three', with jata, the matted locks of hair worn by ascetics. In the Ramayana, Trijata is a rakshasi in Ravana's garden at Lanka who befriends the captive Sita, comforts her and tells of a dream foretelling Ravana's fall. Some later retellings make her the daughter of Vibhishana. She is remembered as a rare voice of kindness on the demon king's side.
Is Trijata a Hindu name?
Trijata is a Ramayana character honoured for her loyalty to Sita, and in some places she is worshipped locally.
How popular is Trijata?
Very rare as a given name today; known mainly from the epic.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Trijata mean?
Trijata means 'Having three locks of hair'. It is of Sanskrit origin.
Is Trijata a Hindu name?
Trijata is a Ramayana character honoured for her loyalty to Sita, and in some places she is worshipped locally.
How do you pronounce Trijata?
Trijata is pronounced tri-JUH-taa.
Is Trijata a boy or girl name?
Trijata is usually a girl name.