Kirti
Kirti proper noun: a female given name from Sanskrit.
Proper noun
Kirti
- A female given name from Sanskrit.
- The left-handed girl sitting in front of him was Kirti and not Jennie.2016, Juggi Bhasin, Bollywood Deception: When Death Bares a Mask of Glamour and Sleaze, Penguin, →ISBN, →ISBN
- Shreyas was worried. He had called his wife Kirti on her cell phone. There was no response. Kirti had told him after lunch that she would go out to buy fruits and vegetables at Abids market.2019, R C Natarajan, Post Googlism and Other Short Stories, Manipal University Press, →ISBN, page 121, →ISBN
Forms of Kirti
| alternative form | Keerti |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Kirthi |
| alternative form | Keerthi |
Origin of Kirti
Borrowed from Sanskrit कीर्ति (kīrti, “fame, renown, glory”).
Questions about Kirti
- What does Kirti mean?
- Kirti means a female given name from Sanskrit.
- What part of speech is Kirti?
- Kirti is a proper noun.
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