Anasuyaa as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Anasuyaa

What is the meaning of the name Anasuyaa ?

The baby name Anasuyaa is a Female name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced uh-nuh-SOO-yah (IPA: ənəˈsuːjɑː).

Anasuyaa is Hindu, Sanskrit in Origin.

Anasuyaa is a Sanskrit-derived feminine name meaning “free from envy” or “without malice,” from an- ‘not’ + asūyā ‘jealousy/ill-will.’ In scholarly transliteration it is Anasūyā; the doubled -aa in Anasuyaa simply marks the long final ā. Common variants and transliterations include Anasuya, Anasooya, Anusuiya, and Anusuya, reflecting regional scripts and phonetics across India.

In Hindu tradition, Anasūyā is the exemplarily virtuous wife of the sage Atri, honored in the Ramayana and Purāṇas. She is celebrated for guiding Sita and is revered as mother of Dattatreya, Durvasa, and Chandra, associated with the Trimurti. The name has circulated in Sanskritic and vernacular literature, enjoyed steady usage in North and South India, and remains popular today for its ethical aura and devotional resonance. Nicknames such as Anu and Suya are sometimes used.

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