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Swaroopa
स्वरूपाSay it swuh-ROO-paa
- Meaning today
- Beautiful, one's own form
- Original meaning
- "one's own form or nature; pleasing, handsome" Monier-Williams, p. 1276
- Say it
- swuh-ROO-paa
- Written
- स्वरूपा
- Other spellings
- Swarupa, Svarupa
Swaroopa
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Swaroopa meaning
Swaroopa (स्वरूपा) is a Hindu girl's name of Sanskrit origin.
One's own form or nature; pleasing, handsome
Also used to mean: beautiful
Swaroopa (स्वरूपा) comes from Sanskrit svarūpa, from sva, "own", and rūpa, "form". Monier-Williams gives it as "one's own form or shape" and "own nature, character", and in some texts as "pleasing, handsome". In Indian philosophy svarūpa means the true nature of a thing or of the self. Name lists give "beautiful" or "one's own form", which matches. Swaroopa is the feminine of Swarup and is used mainly in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra.
Source: Monier-Williams, Sanskrit–English Dictionary (1899), p. 1276 · entry svarūpa · See the entry · checked 25 Oct 2026
References: Monier-Williams, svarūpa, p. 1276
Spellings
Swaroopa · Swarupa · Svarupa