Ananga
अनङ्ग
From Sanskrit अनङ्ग (ananga), "having no body", built from the negative prefix a- and anga, "body, limb".
Meaning and origin
Ananga is a Sanskrit descriptive word rather than an everyday first name: it survives mainly as a title of Kama, the Hindu god of desire, who in myth is left without a physical form.
How to pronounce Ananga
| Hindi | uh-NUNG-guh /əˈnəŋɡə/ |
|---|
About this entry
Drafted with the help of an AI model, then checked by a person. Last checked on 16 September 2026.
The sources behind this entry are listed in the app.