Shloka
SHLO-kah
Shloka is a girl’s name of Hindi origin, meaning “A Sanskrit word meaning 'verse', 'song', 'hymn', or 'prayer'. It represents sacredness and spirituality in Hinduism.”. It currently ranks #3864 in the US, and peaked in popularity in 2019.
What Shloka Means
“A Sanskrit word meaning 'verse', 'song', 'hymn', or 'prayer'. It represents sacredness and spirituality in Hinduism.”
The Story of Shloka
This name is a sacred verse, a whispered prayer, a melodic echo from the heart of ancient India.
Shloka is a profound Sanskrit word originating from ancient Indian traditions, meaning 'verse,' 'song,' 'hymn,' or 'prayer.' It signifies a poetic or rhythmic expression, often found in sacred texts and philosophical discourse, embodying spirituality and profound meaning. The name carries the lineage of Hinduism, representing a connection to the divine and a reverence for wisdom passed down through generations.
When you say 'Shloka' to your daughter, it feels like reciting a gentle mantra, a sound that calms and centers. It holds a sacredness, a quiet spiritual depth that you hope she will carry. Writing 'Shloka' on her birth announcement feels like consecrating her name, imbuing it with peace and a profound sense of purpose. This name offers a connection to something ancient and wise, a whisper of the divine.
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Numerology
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Expressive, joyful, and imaginative. Names vibrating at 3 inspire creativity and optimism.
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#42 in 2019
Total Births
423
First Recorded
2001
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