Kadambari Devi
Wife of Rabindranath Tagore, known for her influence on his early works and tragic life story.
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/kəˈdʌmbəri/
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Kadambari derives from the Sanskrit word 'Kadamba,' referring to a fragrant flowering tree common in India, symbolizing beauty and grace. The suffix '-ri' denotes femininity. Historically, it has been associated with classical Indian literature and arts, representing elegance and delicate charm.
In Indian culture, the Kadamba tree is sacred and often linked to Lord Krishna, symbolizing divine beauty and fragrance. The name Kadambari has been used in classical Sanskrit literature, including the famous 7th-century prose romance 'Kadambari' by Banabhatta. It evokes imagery of nature’s elegance and timeless charm, making it culturally rich and poetic.
Today, Kadambari is appreciated in India and among Indian diaspora for its classical roots and lyrical quality. It enjoys moderate popularity, favored by parents seeking traditional yet uncommon names with deep cultural heritage. Its association with nature and beauty appeals to modern families valuing meaningful names with poetic resonance.
The name Kadambari carries the essence of “Fragrant, like the Kadamba tree flower” from Sanskrit tradition. Names beginning with "K" often embody qualities of knowledge, artistic talent, and sensitivity.
In Indian culture, the Kadamba tree is sacred and often linked to Lord Krishna, symbolizing divine beauty and fragrance. The name Kadambari has been used in classical Sanskrit literature, including the famous 7th-century prose romance 'Kadambari' by Banabhatta. It evokes imagery of nature’s elegance and timeless charm, making it culturally rich and poetic.
Wife of Rabindranath Tagore, known for her influence on his early works and tragic life story.
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The classical Sanskrit novel 'Kadambari' is one of the oldest surviving works of prose romance in India, named after this very name.
Girls named Kadambari are often perceived as graceful, creative, and gentle. They tend to have an artistic flair and a natural elegance. The name suggests warmth, kindness, and a serene presence, combined with an inner strength and a love for culture and tradition.
Kadambari is a Sanskrit name meaning “Fragrant, like the Kadamba tree flower”. Kadambari derives from the Sanskrit word 'Kadamba,' referring to a fragrant flowering tree common in India, symbolizing beauty and grace. The suffix '-ri' denotes femininity. Historically, it has been associated with classical Indian literature and arts, representing elegance and delicate charm.
Kadambari is pronounced (IPA: /kəˈdʌmbəri/). It has 2 syllables with the pattern N/A.
Popular nicknames for Kadambari include: Kadu, Dambi, Kaddu, Bari, Kadi, Kada, Ambi, Kaddy, Dambi, Kads.
Famous people named Kadambari include: , , , Kadambari Murali, Kadambari Raghukumar.