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Swati. [ syll. swa - ti, sw - ati ] The baby girl name Swati is pronounced as SW AA Tiy †. Swati is derived from Sanskrit origins. Swati is of the meaning the name of a star. The names Swatea, Swatee, Swatey, Swatie, and Swaty are variant forms of Swati. See also the related categories, star (moon) and sanskrit.
According to a user from India, the name Swati means "Bright star/star/first drop of rain". A user from the United Kingdom says the name Swati is of Indian (Sanskrit) origin and means "A star in a constellation". A submission from India says the name Swati means "Bright star" and is of Indian (Sanskrit) origin.
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May 7, 2024 · The name has strong ties to Hindu mythology and astrology. Swati was the name of one of the wives of the Moon in ancient Hindu texts, and it is also the Sanskrit name for the star Arcturus. Thus, it refers to the ‘fourth brightest star in the night sky.’ Swati also refers to ‘a nakshatra,’ a star map in Hindu astrology.
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Swathika. previous name. Swatika. next name. Swati Name Meaning, Origin & Details. Meaning: A Nakshatra. Details Meaning: Star. Hindi Meaning (Script): एक नक्षत्र (ek nakshatr) Gender: Girl. Origin: Hindi. Religion: Hindu. Suitable for : Girls / Female / Women. Speak hardness: Easy to pronounce, Swati is a short name. Unique Name:
Swati name meaning is Name of the Brightest Star; A Nakshatra, Vibrant, shiny. It’s a beautiful girl name that is originated from the Hindi language. Swati name meaning in Hindi is प्रतिभाशाली स्टार का नाम; एक नक्षत्र and Swati name meaning in roman can be writing as “Chamakdar”.
Meaning of Hindu Girl name Swati is A Nakshatra; Goddess of learning, Goddess Saraswati. Know Rashi, Nakshatra, Numerology, Religion, Gender, Similar Names and Variant Names for name Swati. What is the meaning of Swati?
Swati. , noun. Swazi (the Zulu name for this people and their language) is the usual form in South African English. 1. Usually siSwati / sɪˈswɑːti /, / si- / [siSwati n. class prefix si-], also Seswati, Siswati: Swazi noun sense 2. Also attributive.
