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Sunita

/suːˈniːtə/

Sunita proper noun: a female given name from Sanskrit of Hindi and Sanskrit origin, meaning: reliable one, one of good character, one with good morals, good behaviour, a daughter of Dharma or goddess of divine bliss.

Proper noun

Sunita

  1. A female given name from Sanskrit of Hindi and Sanskrit origin, meaning: reliable one, one of good character, one with good morals, good behaviour, a daughter of Dharma or goddess of divine bliss.

Forms of Sunita

alternative formSuneeta

Questions about Sunita

What does Sunita mean?
Sunita means a female given name from Sanskrit of Hindi and Sanskrit origin, meaning: reliable one, one of good character, one with good morals, good behaviour, a daughter of Dharma or goddess of divine bliss.
What part of speech is Sunita?
Sunita is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Sunita?
Sunita is pronounced /suːˈniːtə/.

Words near Sunita in the dictionary

  1. suni
  2. Suniga
  3. Sunigas
  4. Sunil
  5. sunis
  6. Sunita
  7. Suniti
  8. sunitinib
  9. Sunja
  10. sunk
  11. sunk cost

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