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Kritarth
कृतार्थSay it kri-TAARTH
- Meaning today
- Fulfilled, successful
- Original meaning
- "one who has attained his aim; successful, satisfied, contented" Monier-Williams, p. 303
- Say it
- kri-TAARTH
- Written
- कृतार्थ
- Other spellings
- Krutarth, Kritartha
Kritarth
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Kritarth meaning
Kritarth (कृतार्थ) is a Hindu boy's name of Sanskrit origin.
One who has attained his aim; successful, satisfied, contented
Also used to mean: fulfilled
Kritarth (कृतार्थ) is Sanskrit kṛtārtha, from kṛta, "done, accomplished", and artha, "aim, purpose". Monier-Williams gives it as one who has attained his object or accomplished his desire, and so successful, satisfied and contented. In Hindi kṛtārth is still used, often to say that someone feels grateful and fulfilled, as in "main kritarth hua". Name lists give "fulfilled" or "successful", which match. Krutarth is the usual Gujarati spelling.
Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary (1899), p. 303 · entry kṛtārtha · See the entry · checked 25 Oct 2026
References: Monier-Williams, kṛtārtha, p. 303
Spellings
Kritarth · Krutarth · Kritartha