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    Aamrapali or Amrapali?

    Two spellings, side by side.

    Aamrapali and Amrapali are two spellings of the same sound. Aamrapali is listed with the meaning "Derived from Sanskrit, this name refers to the leaf of a mango tree. It is famously associated with a celebrated royal dancer in ancient Indian history" and Amrapali with "This Sanskrit name refers to a disciple of Buddha. Historically, it is associated with a famous contemporary of the Buddha who became an arhat". Aamrapali is the more searched spelling on this site. Pick the one that matches how the name is written in your language, or is easiest to read where you live.

    DetailAamrapaliAmrapali
    MeaningDerived from Sanskrit, this name refers to the leaf of a mango tree. It is famously associated with a celebrated royal dancer in ancient Indian history.This Sanskrit name refers to a disciple of Buddha. Historically, it is associated with a famous contemporary of the Buddha who became an arhat.
    OriginSanskritSanskrit
    GenderGirlGirl
    Writtenआम्रपालीआम्रपाली
    Say itAam-ra-pa-liAm-ra-pa-li
    PopularityLess often searched hereLess often searched here

    Questions about Aamrapali and Amrapali

    Is Aamrapali or Amrapali more common?

    Aamrapali is more often searched and saved on this site; Amrapali is also used.

    Do Aamrapali and Amrapali mean the same?

    Aamrapali: "Derived from Sanskrit, this name refers to the leaf of a mango tree. It is famously associated with a celebrated royal dancer in ancient Indian history". Amrapali: "This Sanskrit name refers to a disciple of Buddha. Historically, it is associated with a famous contemporary of the Buddha who became an arhat".

    How do you say Aamrapali?

    In parts: Aam-ra-pa-li. Amrapali is said the same way.

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