Adithi

Adithi is a female given name of Indian origin, commonly treated as a variant spelling of Aditi. The name is derived from Sanskrit Aditi, meaning “free,” “boundless,” or “unlimited.” In Hindu mythology, Aditi is the mother of the gods (devas) and is associated with the sky, abundance, and the cosmic order, lending Adithi a sense of openness and universality in its cultural resonance.

In modern usage, Adithi is found across India and among Indian communities worldwide. It is used by speakers of multiple languages, including Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi, among others. Spelling variants include Aditi and Adithi, with regional phonology influencing pronunciation. The name is typically pronounced in line with local conventions, often heard as ah-DEE-thee or uh-DIH-tee.

Adithi is valued for its classical roots and mythological associations, while also fitting contemporary naming trends that favor names with meaningful Sanskrit origins. It is used across generations and can reflect both traditional respect for ancient narratives and a modern sense of personal identity for girls.

Related names include Aditi, the canonical Sanskrit form and its more common transliteration in many contexts. Adithi thus sits within a family of names that emphasize the themes of infinity, motherhood, and cosmic harmony.