Amrita
अमृतUm-ree-tah · /əmˈrɪt̪aː/
FeminineSanskritIndianRegional
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Meaning
Immortality, nectar of the gods, divine drink that grants freedom from death.
Legacy
In Hindu mythology, Amrita is the divine drink churned from the cosmic ocean by gods and demons, granting immortality to those who consume it.
Known for
Amrita is a common name in India and among the Indian diaspora, often used in religious contexts.
nectar
The images that carry it
💧
The droplet represents the liquid form of Amrita, the divine nectar.
✨
The sparkles suggest the magical and divine essence of the immortalizing drink.
🌸
The flower symbolizes purity and the sacredness associated with the gods' nectar.
👑
The crown denotes the divine and royal status bestowed by consuming the nectar of immortality.
What it asks of you
Moral
Seek what sustains life and transcends impermanence.
Character
Embodies enduring vitality and eternal grace.
Mindset
Approaches existence with a quest for the everlasting.
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Alternate spellingsAmrit
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