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Nepali unisex name

Girija name meaning

गिरिजा

Say it: GI-ri-ja/ɡiridza/

Gender
♂♀ Unisex
Origin
Sanskrit
Syllables
3
Popularity
#229

Meaning of Girija

Daughter of the mountain; a name of goddess Parvati.

नेपालीमा: गिरिजा संस्कृत नाम हो, जसको अर्थ पर्वतकी छोरी हुन्छ। यो देवी पार्वतीको एक नाम हो।

-ja

“-ja” means born of: Girija (born of the mountain), Saroja (born of the lake, the lotus), Pooja (worship). More girl names ending in -ja →

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Girija at a glance

NameGirija
In Nepaliगिरिजा also गिरीजा, गिरिज
GenderUsed for both boys and girls (75% boys in our data)
Linguistic originSanskrit
Commonly used inHindu tradition
Associated withParvati
Starts withG · ग
Length6 letters · 3 syllables · 3 akshar
Popularity#229 among unisex names (4 people in our sample)
♂ Boys 75%Girls 25% ♀

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Girija in other scripts

Nepal Lipi (Newa)𑐐𑐶𑐬𑐶𑐖𑐵
Mithilakshar (Tirhuta)𑒑𑒱𑒩𑒱𑒖𑒰
Bengaliগিরিজা
Gujaratiગિરિજા
Brahmi (ancient)𑀕𑀺𑀭𑀺𑀚𑀸
IAST romanizationgirijā

FAQ about the name Girija

What is the meaning of Girija?

Girija means: Daughter of the mountain; a name of goddess Parvati. (नेपालीमा: गिरिजा, पार्वती)

Is Girija a boy or girl name?

Used for both boys and girls (75% boys in our data).

How do you write Girija in Nepali?

Girija is written गिरिजा in Nepali (Devanagari script); it is sometimes also written गिरीजा or गिरिज.

How do you pronounce Girija?

Girija is pronounced GI-ri-ja (IPA: /ɡiridza/).

What is the origin of the name Girija?

Girija is of Sanskrit origin.

How popular is the name Girija?

Girija ranks #229 among unisex names in our sample of 44,456 recorded names of people in Nepal.

Famous people named Girija?

Notable people named Girija include Girija Prasad Koirala (Nepalese politician (1924 - 2010)).