What Does the Name Pushpa Mean

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The name Pushpa comes from Indian roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Pushpa below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Pushpa Name Meaning

Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, NepaliMeans "flower" in Sanskrit.

Origin: IndianGender: Girl
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1 Pàula
2 Poppy
3 Phaenna
4 Paderau
5 Polona
6 Peace
7 Perele
8 Peta
9 Piri
10 Phaedra
11 Paolina
12 Paulinha
13 Pála
14 Pomponia
15 Pualani
16 Paloma
17 Patigul
18 Parvana
19 Pauliina
20 Pomona
21 Paige
22 Parastu
23 Pelageya
24 Presley
25 Pernilla
26 Praveena
27 Photine
28 Puteri
29 Puja
30 Perpétua
31 Pandora
32 Pollie
33 Punita
34 Panna
35 Perlie
36 Pembe
37 Paniz
38 Patsy
39 Placida
40 Poornima
41 Panni
42 Paola
43 Pansy
44 Pamella
45 Pietra
46 Pernille
47 Patty
48 Pene
49 Pacífica
50 Pinar
51 Paulette
52 Pele
53 Patrícia
54 Perchuhi
55 Pepca
56 Pavlina
57 Pipra
58 Polya
59 Pierina
60 Petrona
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