Anjana
Meaning of Anjana
Anjana carries the whisper of ancient Sanskrit, where “anjana” means kohl—the dark, shimmering finish that frames the eyes and hints at hidden depths. In Hindu mythology she’s celebrated as the devoted mother of Hanuman, the daring monkey-god whose boundless bravery reflects her own quiet strength and compassion. Pronounced ahn-JAH-nah, this lyrical name unfolds like a soft lullaby, evoking dusky twilights and stories spun by firelight. With a dash of playful wonder—after all, how many little girls can boast a superhero son?—Anjana shines as a rare yet radiant choice for a baby destined to blend the grace of tradition with her own adventurous spirit.
Pronunciation
Indian (Hindi)
- Pronunced as ahn-JAH-nah (/ɑn-ˈdʒɑ-nɑ/)
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Notable People Named Anjana
| Anjana Rao is an Indian biologist working in the United States who studies how signals within cells control gene expression. |
| Anjana Vasan is an award-winning Singaporean actress of Indian origin known for We Are Lady Parts and Wicked Little Letters. |
| Anjana Ahuja is an award-winning British science journalist and contributing writer for the Financial Times. |
| Anjana Sultana was a Bangladeshi actress who appeared in over 300 films and won a National Film Award for Parineeta in 1986. |
