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NAME
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ROOT
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MEANING
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Indira (f)
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sanskrit
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beautiful, splendid, magnificent, dazzling, graceful, elegant
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Indra (m)
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sanskrit
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powerful, almighty, omnipotent; lord, chief; in the Hindu religion, Indra is the strongest of all beings, ruler of the gods, and the god of war, thunder and storms |
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Indrabott (m)
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sanskrit, khmer
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indra + bott (son) : son of Indra, son of the almighty; most powerful and acclaimed son
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Indradevi (f)
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sanskrit
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indra + devi (goddess) : goddess queen, queen of the gods; name of a Khmer queen during the Angkorian era renown for her bright intellect
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Indravuth (m)
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sanskrit, khmer
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indra + avuth (weapon) : weapon of Indra (thunderbolt)
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Indrayuth (m)
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sanskrit, khmer
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indra + yuthi (battle) : battle of Indra, Indra's combat
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Indrani (f)
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sanskrit
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wife of Indra
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Ira (m)
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sanskrit
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Earth
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Iresa (m)
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sanskrit
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lord of the Earth
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Irya (m)
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sanskrit
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powerful, energetic, vigorous, dynamic
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Issara (m)
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pali
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lord, ruler, master, chief
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Issarabott (m)
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pali, khmer
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issara + bott (son) : son of a ruler
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Issaramuni (m)
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pali, sanskrit
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issara + muni (sage) : ruler of sages; sage whose knowledge surpasses all other sages; revered sage
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Issarapong (m)
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pali, khmer
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issara + pong (family line) : ruling dynasty, family who rules
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Issaravong (m)
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pali, khmer
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issara + vong (family line) : ruling dynasty, family who rules
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Issarayos (m)
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pali, khmer
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issara + yos (rank, grandeur, honor) : a ruler's stateliness, dignity, grandeur
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Issarak (m)
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khmer
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supreme; dignified; free, independent, self-ruled; Khmer variant of Issara
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Ittara (m)
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pali
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temporary, brief, momentary, passing, transitory
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Ittipul (m)
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khmer
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strength, power, might, vitality
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Ittiridth (m)
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khmer
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powerfulness, mightiness, greatness, formidability
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