Origin and Meaning of Anjana

One who is full of grace; mother of Lord Hanuman

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit word 'Anjana' which can translate to 'grace' or 'brilliance'. In Hindu mythology, Anjana is the name of the mother of Lord Hanuman.

• Anjana is a name commonly used in India and among Indian communities around the world, often associated with divine motherhood due to its mythological roots.
• In Hindu culture, the name is revered as it signifies compassion and benevolence, traits traditionally attributed to mothers.
• Notable bearers of the name include Anjana Sukhani, an Indian actress and model known for her work in Bollywood films.
• While not exceedingly popular outside India, the name Anjana has seen a steady usage in South Asian communities, especially among Hindus.
• Variants of the name include Anjanna and Anjika, which may also have connections to similar meanings in different contexts.