Meaning: Vrindha is a spelling of the Sanskrit name Vrinda, which means 'a multitude, a cluster' and is also a name of the sacred tulsi (holy basil) plant. In Vaishnava tradition Vrinda is closely associated with devotion to Krishna, and Vrindavan - 'the grove of Vrinda' - is the forest of Krishna's boyhood.Medium
In 30 seconds: Vrindha is a spelling of Vrinda - the sacred tulsi plant, and a name close to Krishna devotion (said 'VRIN-dah').
MeaningVrindha is a spelling of the Sanskrit name Vrinda, which means 'a multitude, a cluster' and is also a name of the sacred tulsi (holy basil) plant. In Vaishnava tradition Vrinda is closely associated with devotion to Krishna, and Vrindavan - 'the grove of Vrinda' - is the forest of Krishna's boyhood.
Vrindha is a spelling of the Sanskrit name Vrinda, meaning 'a multitude' or 'cluster', and also a name of tulsi, the sacred basil plant. In Vaishnava tradition Vrinda is bound up with devotion to Krishna: Vrindavan, 'the grove of Vrinda', is the forest of his boyhood, and tulsi is held dear in worship. The name is well used in India; in the U.S. this spelling is rare (said 'VRIN-dah').
It appears only very rarely for girls in the U.S. Rare here, well established in India.
Did you know? Vrindavan means 'the grove of Vrinda' - the forest where Krishna is said to have spent his boyhood. Vrinda is also a name of tulsi, the holy basil kept in courtyards across India (said 'VRIN-dah').
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References - Vrindha — Sanskrit Vrinda; tulsi (holy basil); Vrindavan, grove of Vrinda, in Krishna tradition.
Variations
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Nicknames
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