Vamini name meaning
What does Vamini mean?
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How popular is the name Vamini?
Vamini is a familiar baby name in India. At least, 100 people globally have carried Vamini as their given name according to our findings.
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Go through the following names similar to Vamini
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- Arunthathi - Meaning of Arunthathi is The Scarcely Visible Star or Wife of Maharishi Vasistar is used in Tamil is given to girls
- Nimalini is used primarily in Tamil, Nimalini means "Goddess Parvathy" is a girl name
Famous people named Vamini
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The name Vamini [വാമിനി](Not to be confused with Bamini, Padmini, Yamini, Jamini, or Kamini) was a very much in use in India before 1700’s. It was a name only taken by female babies in royal families or women of highest status and caste.
The name was known to be another name of Goddess Parvathy in the earlier time. The women with the name were believed to have a avatar of Goddess Parvathy reside in them. When seeing their face and going for any work was successful for everyone in their family. Females names Vamini were always believed to be very lucky and bring good fortune, luck and prosperity to their families and those who are in their good graces. Those with the name Vamini have beautiful eyes, beautiful hearts, and always follow a straightforward path, follow moral path in life. You will never meet a woman named Vamini, who is evil, unlucky, coward, negative, or possessing poison in their hearts.
Hence why only royal families, families of highest caste status name their daughters this name because it they were believed to be divine beings or demi-gods, that live in human bodies.
However, there are consequences for getting woman with this name angry or unhappy or sad. It was strongly believed in those times that since they are seen as demi-gods, making them angry, or sad, or hurting them would bring very bad curse (ശാപം) to those who hurt or anger them. It was told that these women were seen as an avatar (അവതാരം) of Goddess Durga (ഭഗവതി അമ്മേ) hurting them or causing them tears would anger God Shivan (പരമശിവൻ). God Shivan was very caring, loving, respecting, and treated his wife with utmost respect and absolute loyalty. He expects his followers to do them same. Who stray from the path of his teaching will not be blessed by him. So who hurts or anger women named Vamini, have a cursed life. This includes, early deaths, unhappy married life, no love in life, loss in everything, and do not get help or blessing from god.
Why the name became not too much in contemporary use?
The name Vamini was used in almost every Indian Language, but since of its exclusivity in only royal families, high caste use in a country very caste oriented the name became only used by less women. But as Divine as the name is, it is also known to be careful in naming the daughters Vamini because it is still believed in many parts in India that women with that name are another avatar of Goddess Parvathy. Giving her love, care, affection, loyalty, respect, and security she is the blessing of all blessing. If you Give her hardship, scolding her, making her cry, hurting her, disrespecting her, unloyal to her even unintentionally, you will have angered God Shivan, and brought curse to yourself. - Rajesh Nair