Niranjana

Niranjana is a feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, commonly used in India and in Indian diaspora communities. The name is formed from Sanskrit elements meaning “without impurity” or “pure,” reflecting ideals of purity and transcendence. In classical and devotional Hindu literature, the term niranjana is used to describe purity of mind, truthfulness, and unblemished character, and it is sometimes employed as an epithet for deities or revered sages.

In modern usage, Niranjana is widely used as a personal name across Indian languages, including Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, and Tamil, among others. It is most commonly feminine, though masculine forms such as Niranjan exist in various linguistic contexts. The name can appear as a standalone given name or as part of longer names incorporating auspicious or devotional elements.

Because it conveys positive attributes, Niranjana remains a popular choice among parents seeking a name with spiritual or ethical resonance. In naming practices, it may be transliterated in multiple ways, reflecting regional pronunciations and scripts.