Pragna

Meaning of Pragna

Pragna pirouettes off the lips like a fresh monsoon breeze dancing through temple courtyards, carrying its Sanskrit spark of wisdom and deep intelligence. Born from the ancient root prajña, it shimmers like a lotus at dawn—bright, contemplative and endlessly curious. She’s that overachieving cousin who not only masters every riddle but graciously shares her secrets, lighting up family gatherings with serene confidence and a twinkle in her eye. Though in the U.S. she appears quietly in just half a dozen tiny footsteps each year, her warmth and cultural grace ripple far beyond raw numbers, weaving timeless Indian traditions of insight and reflection into the life story of every little girl who bears this brilliant name.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as PRAHG-nuh (/ˈprɑɡ.nə/)

• Pragya
• Pragati
• Pragathi
• Pragnya