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Old 07-12-2012, 07:23 PM   #24
Slonopotam845

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• A girl child I know is named aparNA: although it is a name for LalitA devI, it means 'leafless', a rather not so auspicious connotation.
But I feel it is fine if we understand the story behind this name.
Where Parvati's penance to win over Lord Shiva was so intense that she did not even eat a leaf hence the name Aparna.


That way if we go into literal meaning only many names won't be suitable.
Eg Uma means U Ma(O don't) becos Parvati's mother didn't want Parvati undertaking severe penance.

But if we accept Uma as consort of Shiva and ignore the literal meaning..then the name Uma is fine.
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