Kumari
Meaning of Kumari
Kumari is a unisex name that originates from Hindi and Nepali. It is pronounced as koo-MAH-ree (/kuˈmɑri/). This name has a rich cultural heritage and carries several associations. In Hindu mythology, Kumari refers to the form of the goddess Durga as a young girl. The name also holds significance in Nepali culture, where it means "young unmarried girl." Despite being a unique name choice, Kumari has gained popularity in recent years in the United States. It ranked 15660th in 2018 with 5 occurrences and has consistently appeared on the list of most popular names since the late 1970s. Whether you are looking for a meaningful and distinctive name for your baby boy or girl, Kumari is an excellent choice with its fascinating origins and multicultural appeal.
Pronunciation
Hindi,Nepali
- Pronunced as koo-MAH-ree (/kuˈmɑri/)
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Notable People Named Kumari
| Kumari Nahappan is a Malaysian-born Singaporean contemporary artist known for her large-scale public sculptures depicting natural subjects and her interdisciplinary practice in installation and abstract painting. |
| Nagaraja Kumari Maddela, also known as Kumari, was a celebrated Indian actress, playback singer, musician, beauty queen, and model, known for her pioneering work in playing dual roles in films and being one of the first Indian faces to endorse Lux soap. |
