Aryan — Noble warriorZara — Blooming flowerVihaan — New dawnMyra — Sweet belovedAdvait — Unique oneAisha — Alive, prosperousRehan — Fragrant breezePari — Fairy angelDhruv — North starAnaya — Caring free soulKabir — The great oneSaanvi — Goddess LakshmiRiya — Singer gracefulArjun — White silverLayla — Night beautyVivaan — Full of lifeKyra — SunlightIshaan — Lord of SunAryan — Noble warriorZara — Blooming flowerVihaan — New dawnMyra — Sweet belovedAdvait — Unique oneAisha — Alive, prosperousRehan — Fragrant breezePari — Fairy angelDhruv — North starAnaya — Caring free soulKabir — The great oneSaanvi — Goddess LakshmiRiya — Singer gracefulArjun — White silverLayla — Night beautyVivaan — Full of lifeKyra — SunlightIshaan — Lord of Sun

Lakshmana

Sanskrit · Hindu · Boy · The Devoted Brother
Pronunciation: LUK-shma-na
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Meaning & Lineage

Meaning: Lakshmana means "one endowed with auspicious signs (lakshmana)," the lucky and noble one.

Parents
Dasharatha & Sumitra
Grandparents
Aja
Deity Association
Incarnation of Shesha (Vishnu’s serpent)
Era
Treta Yuga
Associated Scripture
Ramayana
Rashi
Karka
Nakshatra
Ashlesha
Numerology
7
Lucky Colour
White
Lucky Number
2
Popularity
★ 88

Why Was This Name Given?

Sumitra’s son bore the marks of fortune from birth; he was named Lakshmana for those auspicious signs, and grew to embody loyalty so complete it has no equal in the epics.

The Story

Lakshmana followed his brother Rama into fourteen years of exile and never once thought of himself. He stayed awake for those entire fourteen years, it is said, guarding Rama and Sita through every night of the forest.

To name a child Lakshmana is to honour the rarest virtue of all — selfless, tireless love for family.

Numerology: 7 · Rashi: Karka · Nakshatra: Ashlesha · Lucky Colour: White · Scripture: Ramayana

Modern Variants

LaxmanLakshman

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Lakshmana?

Lakshmana was Rama’s younger half-brother and his most devoted companion through the Ramayana.

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