Vikramaditya
Meaning of Vikramaditya
Vikramaditya is a distinguished and regal name of Sanskrit origin, predominantly used for males. The name is pronounced as vik-ruh-muh-DIT-yuh (/vɪkrəməˈdɪtjə/) in Hindi. Vikramaditya holds significant historical and cultural value in India, often associated with legendary kings who were celebrated for their wisdom, valor, and magnanimity. One of the most famous bearers of this name was King Vikramaditya of Ujjain, a hero in Indian folklore known for his justice and adventurous spirit. The name can be shortened to Vikram for ease of use. In the United States, Vikramaditya remains relatively rare; it was given to 6 newborns in 2023, ranking at 10,779th place, and to 5 newborns in 2022, ranking at 12,313th place. This unique and powerful name carries an aura of greatness and noble heritage that could inspire parents looking for something both meaningful and distinctive for their child.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as vik-ruh-muh-DIT-yuh (/vɪkrəməˈdɪtjə/)
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Notable People Named Vikramaditya
| Vikramaditya VI, the Western Chalukya King, had a significant reign marked by political maneuvering, the abolishment of the Saka era, and the start of the Chalukya-Vikrama era, earning him the title Permadideva and Tribhuvanamalla. |
| Vikramaditya I, the son of Pulakeshi II, restored order in the Chalukya kingdom and forced the Pallavas to retreat from the capital Vatapi. |
