Nanda
Meaning of Nanda
Nanda is a beautiful and unique name for a baby girl. It has its origins in India, where it is derived from the Sanskrit word "nand" which means "joy" or "delight." This name has a lovely and melodic sound that is pleasing to the ear. In English, Nanda is pronounced as NAN-duh (/ˈnæn.də/). A variation of this name is Nandita.
Although not extremely popular in the United States, there have been occurrences of babies named Nanda over the years. In 1950, it ranked as the 5th most popular name for girls with 5300 occurrences. The popularity of the name fluctuated over time, but it remained consistently chosen by parents who appreciated its cultural significance and gentle sound.
Choosing the name Nanda for your baby girl will not only give her a distinctive and meaningful name but also connect her to Indian heritage and traditions.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as NAN-duh (/ˈnæn.də/)
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Notable People Named Nanda
| Nanda Bayin, the king of the Toungoo dynasty of Burma (Myanmar) from 1581 to 1599, oversaw the downfall of the First Toungoo Empire, the most extensive empire in Southeast Asian history. |
| Nanda Loren, also known as Nanda Farias, is a Brazilian singer famous for hits like "A Original" and "Mirangem", and for her appearances on The Voice Brasil and Raul Gil Program. |
| Caluadewagey Nanda Mathew was a Sri Lankan politician who served as Governor of Uva Province, Minister of Sports, and a member of parliament. |
