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Aradhana
  • AH - R AH - DH UH - N AH

    AH - R AH - DH UH - N AH
    car   rat car   the up   no car
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    Type of Name: First Name,
    Gender: Female
    Origin: Indian
    Other Spellings: Aradana
    Meaning: Worship/praise to God
    Additional Information: Aradhana is a widely used word in most dialects of the states in India. Elders bless female infants with this name so that they grow to worship and praise and thank God.
    User from: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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  • A = "Ah", rhymes with 'Far'.
    ra = "rAA" rhymes with 'raaga'.
    dhana = the-"nAA" rhymes with 'the Nazi'.

    Origin: Indian/India
    Gender Name: Female

    Aradhana denotes worship/praise.

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    Type of Name: First Name,
    Gender: Female
    Origin: Indian
    Other Spellings: Aradana
    Meaning: Worship/praise to God
    Additional Information: Aradhana is a widely used word in most dialects of the states in India. Elders bless female infants with this name so that they grow to worship and praise and thank God.
    User from: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

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