Āstīka
Āstīka proper noun: a rishi, son of Jaratkaru and Manasa, who saved the naga race from being destroyed in King Janamejaya's Sarpa Satra yajna.
Proper noun
Āstīka
- A rishi, son of Jaratkaru and Manasa, who saved the naga race from being destroyed in King Janamejaya's Sarpa Satra yajna.
Āstīka meaning in Hindi, Marathi, Bengali and Malayalam
Āstīka in Hindi
- son of Manasa Devi
- आस्तीक āstīk
Āstīka in Marathi
- son of Manasa Devi
- आस्तिक āstik
Āstīka in Bengali
- son of Manasa Devi
- আস্তিক astik
Āstīka in Malayalam
- son of Manasa Devi
- അസ്തികൻ astikaṉ
More languagesFewer languages
- Āstīka in Sanskrit
- आस्तीक āstīka
- Āstīka in Assamese
- আস্তিক astik
- Āstīka in Nepali
- आस्तिक āstik
- Āstīka in Arabic
- آسْتِكَا ʔāstikā
Origin of Āstīka
Unadapted borrowing from Sanskrit आस्तीक (āstīka).
Questions about Āstīka
- What does Āstīka mean?
- Āstīka means a rishi, son of Jaratkaru and Manasa, who saved the naga race from being destroyed in King Janamejaya's Sarpa Satra yajna.
- What is Āstīka in Hindi?
- Āstīka in Hindi is आस्तीक (āstīk). See Āstīka meaning in Hindi.
- What part of speech is Āstīka?
- Āstīka is a proper noun.
Words near Āstīka in the dictionary
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