- Origin: Vietnamese 雪
- Meaning: “snow.”
- Gender: Female
- Pron: (TWEEYT; TWEEYK)
From the Sino-Vietnamese 雪 (tuyết), meaning, “snow.”
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Nihar, Nihara
- Origin: Sanskrit
- Nihar: निहार, नीहार
- Nihara: निहारा, नीहारा
- Meaning: “mist; dew; fog; hoarfrost; snow.”
Nihara is a Sanskrit female name which comes directly from the word for “mist; dew; fog; hoarfrost; snow.”
The masculine form is Nihar.
Another female form is Nihari.
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Himani
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- Origin: Sanskrit/Hindi हिमानी
- Bengali: হিমানী
- Meaning: “mass of collection of snow; snow drift.”
- Gender: feminine
- Pron: HEE-mah-NEE
The name comes directly from the Sanskrit word हिमानी meaning, “a mass of collection of snow; snow dirft.”
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Sarma, Sarmite
Gender: Feminine
Origin: Latvian
Meaning: “frost; hoar frost; snow; rime.”
(SAHR-mah; sahr-MEE-teh)
The name is derived from a poetic Latvian sarma, which is a poetic word for “frost; hoar frost; snow; rime.” The designated name-day is December 5. As of 2008, 509 women in Latvia bore the name Sarma, while 3 bore the name Sarmite.
The masculine form is Sarmis.