Kumar
कुमारKoo-mar · /kuˈmɑːr/
MasculineSanskritIndianPopular
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Meaning
boy, son, prince, young, unmarried
Legacy
Kumar is a title often used for deities such as Kartikeya, the Hindu god of war and son of Shiva.
Known for
It is a common middle and last name across India, especially in the Hindi belt.
prince
The images that carry it
👑
This crown represents the meaning 'prince' and the regal association Kumar carries in many cultures.
👶
This baby emoji directly reflects the Sanskrit root meaning 'boy' or 'son', signifying youth.
🛡️
This shield symbolizes protection and the martial aspect associated with Kartikeya, a prominent deity bearing the title Kumar.
🌟
This star signifies the radiant, youthful energy often attributed to those bearing this name, and its use as a respectful address for young men.
What it asks of you
Moral
You must protect the young and vulnerable.
Character
It embodies a youthful and princely demeanor.
Mindset
It approaches the world with energy and a sense of duty.
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Alternate spellingsJuma
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