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Hindu Heritage • Baby Boy Name
Hitendra
हितेंद्र
Baby BoySanskrit Origin
3 Syllables
Name Meaning
“Well-wisher of all, benevolent sovereign”
Rooted in Sanskrit, this Hindu baby boy name means a well-wisher of all and a kind ruler. Little boys with this name often grow up to be very caring and helpful friends to everyone they meet. Linked with the Mithuna rashi and Mrigashirsha nakshatra, it holds a lovely traditional charm. Today, modern Indian parents simply love this sweet-sounding name because it is very easy to say and carries such a wonderful, positive message.
Vedic Astrology & Numerology Profile
Auspicious astrological alignments and mathematical vibrations for Hitendra.
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Vedic Astrology Guide
Understanding Rashi (Mithuna)
In Vedic astrology (Jyotish), your Rashi represents the zodiac constellation in which the Moon was positioned at the exact moment of birth. Unlike Sun signs, the Moon sign reflects emotional temperament, subconscious instincts, and core personality traits.
English Sign: Gemini
Ruling Planet: Mercury (Budh)
Element: Air (Vayu)
Lucky Day: Wednesday
Gemstone: Emerald (Panna)
Lucky Number: 5
Mithuna is ruled by Mercury, blessing children with witty intellect, quick eloquence, versatile charm, and deep curiosity.
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About Nakshatra (Mrigashirsha)
A Nakshatra is one of the 27 lunar mansions or star constellations traversed by the Moon across a lunar month. In Indian tradition, a baby's naming syllable (Pada) is traditionally derived from their birth Nakshatra during the Namakarana (naming ceremony).
Names aligned with your child's Nakshatra are believed to channel positive cosmic energy, emotional balance, and clarity throughout life.
Governs your child's inner disposition, intuitive thinking, and destiny pathways according to sacred Vedic shastras.
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Chaldean Numerology for Hitendra
Chaldean numerology assigns numbers 1 to 8 based on the sound frequencies of letters (the number 9 is considered sacred and unassigned in letter values).
