Ramana
रमण
From Sanskrit रमण (Ramaṇa): "pleasing, delightful".
Meaning and origin
Ramana shares its root with Rama and carries a closely related sense of delight, but in Hindu tradition it works as an epithet rather than naming one central deity: texts apply it to Kama, the god of love, and to Aruna…
How to pronounce Ramana
| Hindi | ruh-muh-NAH /rə.mə.ɳə/ |
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