Savitri name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Sanskrit

Usage: Assamese, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Indian, Bengali and Oriya

Pronunciation: s(a)-vit-ri

Meaning: A River, Goddess Saraswati, Dedicated to Savitr, A Ray of Light, Hymn and A Form of the Devi

Rashi: Kumbha

Nakshatra: Shatabhisha

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What does Savitri mean?
Variations of Savitri
How popular is Savitri?
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Similar Names to Savitri
Famous People Named Savitri
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What does Savitri mean?

Atypical Savitri is used predominantly in Telugu, Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Assamese, Indian, Marathi, Bengali, Oriya and Malayalam aimed at girls and originated from Sanskrit, Savitri means "A River, Goddess Saraswati, Dedicated to Savitr, A Ray of Light, Hymn or A Form of the Devi".

How do I pronounce Savitri?

The most common way to pronounce three syllabled Savitri is s(a)-vit-ri. There are multiple ways to say the baby name, i.e., sav(i)-tri.

Variants of Savitri

Savitarie

Names that rhyme with Savitri

How popular is the name Savitri?

Savitri is an uncommon baby name in United States where it may not be used now since it isn't seen since 2000. However things change on global perspective, Savitri is extremely popular in India where every 1 in 900 have the name.

Also the baby name is popular in Nepal. According to our research, over 1510000 babies have been named Savitri globally.

Year	Rank	Births
2000	15024	5
1999	14407	5
1981	10400	5
1980	10389	5
1979	10202	5

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Numerological aspects of Savitri

You are daring and courageous. Keep distance and focus on your own aspirations. Self-doubt won't help you realize your goals. Self-confidence and self-reliance will. You are capable of surviving everything. Your primary goal is to create a life you won't need a yearly vacation from. You like to observe things and people. Once you distance yourself from everything you know inspiration will walk into your life again.

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Akula - Of Sanskrit origin, Akula means "Without Cast, Transcendental or Goddess Parvati", used chiefly in Gujarati, Telugu and Oriya is given to both genders
Vidura - Unisex name Vidura means "Stepbrother of King-Pandu in Mahabharatham or Name Skilled" and rooted from Sanskrit is used in Oriya and Sanskrit