amrita
- proper noun
- - Amrita, help your mother.
- Amrita Singh
- Aloka and Amrita
- Rani Amrita
We have got a fella tuning in here and his name is Amrita Amrita.
- We have got a fella tuning in here and his name is Amrita Amrita.
Examples
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The look in Amrita's eyes tells us indeed there is.
Fiction book (1992) -
You can ask Amrita, you can ask Harry G Film.
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Here this is for Amrita.
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- Amrita, Amrita, bahave like a good girl.
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Aloka and Amrita are laying the food out.
Fiction book (1992) -
And Amrita, their daughter.
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Amrita is sweetly embarrassed to find her father staring at her.
Fiction book (1992) -
Hasari smiles at Amrita and then at Aloka.
Fiction book (1992) -
Bless you, Amrita.
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"What about you, Scott, are you in for the wedding?" Amrita asked.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Amrita as a personal name comes from the Sanskrit amṛta, built from a- 'not' and mṛta 'dead', and so it means 'immortal' or 'not dying'. People in South Asia use Amrita as a woman's name to wish long life, health, or lasting goodness.