Ajita
अजित
From Sanskrit अजित (Ajita), the negative prefix अ (a), "not", joined to जित (jita), "conquered", so "unconquered" or "invincible".
Meaning and origin
Ajita is a Sanskrit epithet meaning unconquered, used of more than one Hindu god and also carried into Buddhist tradition.
How to pronounce Ajita
| Hindi | uh-JEET /əˈdʒɪt̪/ |
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