Durga

Name:

Durga
Pronounced: DUR-guh
Variations: None

Origin:

Sanskrit

Meaning:

In Hindu mythology, Durga is a powerful goddess who embodies feminine energy, protection, and strength. The name Durga is derived from the Sanskrit word "durgā," which means "invincible" or "difficult to reach." Durga is often depicted with multiple arms, symbolizing her ability to multitask and overcome challenges.

Popularity:

Durga is more commonly used as a given name in regions where Hinduism is prevalent, such as India and other South Asian countries. Outside of these regions, it may be less familiar.

Did you know?

Durga is celebrated during the festival of Navaratri, a nine-night celebration dedicated to the worship of the goddess and her various forms. It is a time of vibrant festivities, music, dance, and devotion. As a name, Durga carries connotations of strength, courage, and divine protection, making it an empowering choice for parents who resonate with these qualities.

Famous namesakes:

Durga McBroom is an American singer and songwriter who has collaborated with various artists and bands, including Pink Floyd. She has provided backing vocals for Pink Floyd's live performances and has also pursued her own musical projects.


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