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Pushpak: name meaning, origin and pronunciation

“the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama”

Classical source identified (draft)Awaiting scholar review

پشپک

पुष्पक

What Pushpak means

Pushpak (پشپک, Sanskrit पुष्पक) is a Hindu boy’s name that means “the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama”. Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary, puṣpaka.

Pushpak at a glance

Meaning
the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama
Gender
Boy
Origin
Sanskrit
Faith
Hindu
Say it
push-pak
Syllables
2
Letters
7
First letter
P · پ

Meaning of Pushpak

In English
the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama
اردو میں معنی
کبیر اور رام کا اڑن رتھ

Origin and history of Pushpak

Sanskrit puṣpaka, the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama.

Base wordSanskrit puṣpaka

How to say and write Pushpak

Say it
push-pak2 syllables · Audio recordings coming later
English
Pushpak
Urdu
پشپک
Original script
पुष्पक
Other spellings
Pushpaka

Sibling names for Pushpak

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

Names like Pushpak

Names that sound like Pushpak

Questions about the name Pushpak

What does the name Pushpak mean?

Pushpak means “the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama”. In Urdu: کبیر اور رام کا اڑن رتھ. Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary (1899).

Is Pushpak a boy’s or a girl’s name?

Pushpak is a boy’s name.

Is Pushpak a Hindu name?

Yes. Pushpak is used by Hindu families. It is of Sanskrit origin. Sanskrit puṣpaka, the flying chariot of Kubera and Rama.

How do you pronounce Pushpak?

Say it “push-pak”: 2 syllables.

How do you write Pushpak in Urdu?

In Urdu script, Pushpak is written پشپک. In its original script: पुष्पक.

What are other spellings of Pushpak?

Pushpak is also spelled Pushpaka.

Is the meaning of Pushpak 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.