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    Meaning
    • A Sanskrit name meaning one who wears a snake, which is a traditional epithet for the deity Lord Shiva.
    • Indian: From 'fani' (serpent/hooded) and 'bhushan' (adornment). It refers to Lord Shiva, who is often depicted wearing snakes as ornaments.
    • Indian: Fanibhushan is a name for Lord Shiva, referring to him as one who wears snakes as ornaments. A religious masculine name.
    OriginSanskritIndian
    Native scriptफणीभूषण (Hindi script)—
    GenderBoyUnisex, Boy
    Popularity
    Syllables44
    First letterPF
    Rashidhanu—
    Numerology2: harmony, kindness and cooperation6: care, family and responsibility

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