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Old 06-28-2007, 09:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Namaste....
Could someone translate my name into Hindi / Sanskrit? My name is Sheri.
Also, is there an existing Hindi name that is close to this?

Thank you!
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Is Sheri a girl's name or a boy's name?
For a boy I would prefer this transliteration: शेरि
for a girl this one: शेरी (with long i)

There is not such a name, as far as I know.

But शृङ्गी [śṛṅgī] (nominative singular of शृङ्गिन् [śṛṅgin]) means "a animal with horns"
शरी [śarī] (nominative singular of शरिन् [śarin] ) means "he who has arrows".
Both Sanskrit.
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Is Sheri a girl's name or a boy's name?
For a boy I would prefer this transliteration: शेरि
for a girl this one: शेरी (with long i)

There is not such a name, as far as I know.

But शृङ्गी [śṛṅgī] (nominative singular of शृङ्गिन् [śṛṅgin]) means "a animal with horns"
शरी [śarī] (nominative singular of शरिन् [śarin] ) means "he who has arrows".
Both Sanskrit.
Namaste Vinayakan -

Thank you - I should have clarified that it is a girl's name! It's a variation originating from the French word "cherie", which means beloved. It's pronounced "sherry" - like the drink. Does that make a difference??

In any case, I think I would prefer carrying arrows rather than wearing horns! ;-)

Your profile says you are not based in India - where are you located?

My close friend Bhavika is working in India for 6-12 months and wants me to come over for Diwali. What do you think??

Shaanti - Khushi - Pyaar

Thanks again.

Warm Regards -
Sheri
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Hallo Sheri,
In Hindi and Sanskrit there is no difference between long and short e.
Just ए, only in the Southern languages we have ஏ/எ(Tamil) ಏ / ಎ (Kannada).

शरि [śari] is masculin. Female will be शरिणी [śariṇī].

Yes, visit India during Divali (Deepavali) !
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Bonjour à tous,

Pourriez-vous me traduire 3 prénoms en hindi ?
Francis :
Clément :
Joséphine :

D'avance merci à vous tous !!!
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Namaste Vinayakan -

Thank you - I should have clarified that it is a girl's name! It's a variation originating from the French word "cherie", which means beloved. It's pronounced "sherry" - like the drink. Does that make a difference??

In any case, I think I would prefer carrying arrows rather than wearing horns! ;-)

Your profile says you are not based in India - where are you located?

My close friend Bhavika is working in India for 6-12 months and wants me to come over for Diwali. What do you think??

Shaanti - Khushi - Pyaar

Thanks again.

Warm Regards -
Sheri
beloved in Sanskrit is priyaa = प्रिया which is a common name in India.
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