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    Manishith or Manishit?

    Two spellings, side by side.

    Manishith and Manishit are two spellings of the same sound. Manishith is listed with the meaning "Derived from the Sanskrit root for desire; signifies one who is loved or highly desired. A common expression of affection for a son" and Manishit with "Desired like a gem". Manishith 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.

    DetailManishithManishit
    MeaningDerived from the Sanskrit root for desire; signifies one who is loved or highly desired. A common expression of affection for a son.Desired like a gem
    OriginIndianIndian
    GenderBoyUnisex
    Written——
    Say itMa-ni-shithMa-ni-shit
    PopularityLess often searched hereLess often searched here

    Questions about Manishith and Manishit

    Is Manishith or Manishit more common?

    Manishith is more often searched and saved on this site; Manishit is also used.

    Do Manishith and Manishit mean the same?

    Manishith: "Derived from the Sanskrit root for desire; signifies one who is loved or highly desired. A common expression of affection for a son". Manishit: "Desired like a gem".

    How do you say Manishith?

    In parts: Ma-ni-shith. Manishit is said the same way.

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