Sasikala
Sasikala proper noun: daughter of Subahu, king of Kasi.
Proper noun
Sasikala
- Daughter of Subahu, king of Kasi.
- A female given name from Sanskrit commonly used in India.
Origin of Sasikala
From Sanskrit शशिकला (śaśikalā, “a digit or sickle of the moon”); ultimately शशि (śaśi) + कला (kalā).
Questions about Sasikala
- What does Sasikala mean?
- Sasikala means daughter of Subahu, king of Kasi.
- What part of speech is Sasikala?
- Sasikala is a proper noun.
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