Sugriv name meaning

Gender: Boy

Origin: Sanskrit

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

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Sugriv

Meaning: Handsome Neck

Rashi: Kumbha

Nakshatra: Shatabhisha

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What does Sugriv mean?
Variations of Sugriv
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What does Sugriv mean?

Sugriv's meaning is Handsome Necked is used in Indian, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Malayalam, Oriya, Hindi, Bengali and Sanskrit used as a boy name came from Sanskrit. Sugriv is form of Sugriva.

Sugriva has its origin in Sanskrit, Sugriva means "Swan, Handsome Neck and One with Graceful Neck".

Variants of Sugriv

Sugrivan, Sugriva

Names that rhyme with Sugriv

How popular is the name Sugriv?

Sugriv is a popular baby name in India where every 1 in 30000 have the name. At least, 50000 people globally have carried Sugriv as their given name according to our estimate.

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What numerology tells about Sugriv?

You are a lucky person and you know it. Your impulsiveness and short temper are your worst character traits you need to work on. You would put other people's interests and wishes before yours just to see them happy. There's not a problem you cannot solve. You are an imaginative and creative person always doing something new, going someplace unknown, open to new adventures. Luck is following your every step in life.

Other names similar to Sugriv

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Ardhendu means Half Moon or Crescent Moon used for boys and is used primarily in Kannada, Indian and Malayalam has its origin in Sanskrit
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Abhijata is used chiefly in Gujarati, Malayalam and Bengali aimed at both genders and originated from Sanskrit, Abhijata means "Well-Born, Well Born (Woman) or Well Born"