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Damodar: name meaning, origin and pronunciation

“having a rope round the belly; a name of Krishna”

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دامودر

दामोदर

What Damodar means

Damodar (دامودر, Sanskrit दामोदर) is a Hindu boy’s name that means “having a rope round the belly; a name of Krishna”. Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary, dāmodara.

Damodar at a glance

Meaning
having a rope round the belly; a name of Krishna
Gender
Boy
Origin
Sanskrit
Faith
Hindu
Say it
daa-mo-dar
Syllables
3
Letters
7
First letter
D · د

Meaning of Damodar

In English
having a rope round the belly; a name of Krishna
اردو میں معنی
پیٹ پر رسی بندھا، کرشن کا نام

Origin and history of Damodar

Sanskrit dāmodara, 'rope-bellied', from the tale of the child Krishna being tied to a mortar by his mother.

Base wordSanskrit dāmodara

How to say and write Damodar

Say it
daa-mo-dar3 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
English
Damodar
Urdu
دامودر
Original script
दामोदर
Other spellings
Damodara
Themes
Faith

Sibling names for Damodar

Hindu girl names that share a theme, origin or first letter with Damodar.

Names like Damodar

Names that sound like Damodar

Questions about the name Damodar

What does the name Damodar mean?

Damodar means “having a rope round the belly; a name of Krishna”. In Urdu: پیٹ پر رسی بندھا، کرشن کا نام. Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary (1899).

Is Damodar a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Damodar is a boy’s name.

Is Damodar a Hindu name?

Yes. Damodar is used by Hindu families. It is of Sanskrit origin. Sanskrit dāmodara, 'rope-bellied', from the tale of the child Krishna being tied to a mortar by his mother.

How do you pronounce Damodar?

Say it “daa-mo-dar”: 3 syllables.

How do you write Damodar in Urdu?

In Urdu script, Damodar is written دامودر. In its original script: दामोदर.

What are other spellings of Damodar?

Damodar is also spelled Damodara.

Is the meaning of Damodar verified?

Classical source identified (draft). Our editors matched the name to an entry in the classical dictionary cited below. No named reviewer has checked it against the printed page yet. Every entry on Naam is still a draft awaiting review by a named scholar.