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Smrutiranjan
स्मृतिरंजनSay it smru-ti-RON-jon
- Meaning today
- One who brings joy through memories
- Original meaning
- "compound of smṛti, 'remembrance, memory', and rañjana, 'pleasing, delighting'" Monier-Williams, p. 1272
- Say it
- smru-ti-RON-jon
- Written
- स्मृतिरंजन
- Other spellings
- Smruti Ranjan, Smritiranjan, Smrutiranjana
Smrutiranjan
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Smrutiranjan meaning
Smrutiranjan (स्मृतिरंजन) is a Hindu boy's name of Sanskrit origin (Odia usage).
Compound of smṛti, 'remembrance, memory', and rañjana, 'pleasing, delighting'
Also used to mean: one who brings joy through memories
Smrutiranjan (स्मृतिरंजन) is a typically Odia name. Its first part is Sanskrit smṛti, "remembrance, memory", a word that also names the body of remembered tradition, and its second is rañjana, "pleasing, delighting". Together they suggest "one who delights the memory" or "one who brings joy through memories", as name lists put it. Odia pronounces the Sanskrit vowel ṛ as "ru", so the name is written Smruti- rather than Smriti-. Like Biswaranjan and Soumyaranjan, it belongs to the Odia family of -ranjan names and is often written as two words.
Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary (1899), p. 1272 · entry smṛti · See the entry · checked 25 Oct 2026
References: Monier-Williams, smṛti, p. 1272 · Monier-Williams, rañjana, p. 863
Spellings
Smrutiranjan · Smruti Ranjan · Smritiranjan · Smrutiranjana