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    Annapoorna or Annapurna?

    Two spellings, side by side.

    Annapoorna and Annapurna are two spellings of the same sound. Annapoorna is listed with the meaning "Goddess of grains; goddess parvati; generous with food" and Annapurna with "Goddess parvathi; goddess of food; devi bhagavati; goddess of food; goddess parvati; generous with food". Annapoorna 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.

    DetailAnnapoornaAnnapurna
    MeaningGoddess of grains; goddess parvati; generous with foodGoddess parvathi; goddess of food; devi bhagavati; goddess of food; goddess parvati; generous with food
    OriginSanskritSanskrit
    GenderGirlGirl
    Writtenअन्नपूर्णाअन्नपूर्णा
    Say itAn-na-poor-naAn-na-pur-na
    PopularityLess often searched hereLess often searched here

    Questions about Annapoorna and Annapurna

    Is Annapoorna or Annapurna more common?

    Annapoorna is more often searched and saved on this site; Annapurna is also used.

    Do Annapoorna and Annapurna mean the same?

    Annapoorna: "Goddess of grains; goddess parvati; generous with food". Annapurna: "Goddess parvathi; goddess of food; devi bhagavati; goddess of food; goddess parvati; generous with food".

    How do you say Annapoorna?

    In parts: An-na-poor-na. Annapurna is said the same way.

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