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Ihitha

Ihitha proper noun: a female given name from Hindi used in India, meaning a goddess who does good for all creatures in the world.

Proper noun

Ihitha

  1. A female given name from Hindi used in India, meaning a goddess who does good for all creatures in the world.

Origin of Ihitha

From Hindi [Term?], from Sanskrit [Term?] Iha (world or earth) and 'Hitha' ("who does Good, favor").

Questions about Ihitha

What does Ihitha mean?
Ihitha means a female given name from Hindi used in India, meaning a goddess who does good for all creatures in the world.
What part of speech is Ihitha?
Ihitha is a proper noun.

Words near Ihitha in the dictionary

  1. IHE
  2. IHEs
  3. IHEU
  4. IHH
  5. IHHs
  6. Ihitha
  7. IHL
  8. ihlang-ihlang
  9. Ihlat
  10. Ihlats
  11. Ihle

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