Kamalapati as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kamalapati

What is the meaning of the name Kamalapati ?

The baby name Kamalapati is a Male name , 5 syllables long and is pronounced ka-ma-la-pa-ti (kah-mah-lah-PAH-tee).

Kamalapati is Indian, Sanskrit in Origin.

From Sanskrit kamala “lotus; Lakshmi” + pati “lord, husband,” Kamalapati means “lord of the lotus” and, by extension, “consort of Kamala (Lakshmi).” A theonymic epithet of Vishnu, it occurs in Sanskrit stotras, Puranic lists of names, and Bhakti poetry, alongside related titles such as Padmanabha and Madhava, evoking auspiciousness, beauty, and sovereignty linked to the lotus.

Used as a masculine given name across North and Central India and Nepal, with devotional overtones and medieval-to-modern attestation. Spelling variants include Kamlapati, Kamalapathi, and Kamalapathy. The element pair also surfaces in related names like Kamalesh and Kamalakanta. Notable bearers include Indian statesman Kamlapati Tripathi; the phonetic variant Kamlapati appears with the Gond queen Rani Kamlapati of Bhopal. Primarily masculine, though occasionally borne by women in regional tradition.

⚙ Kamalapati is vanishingly rare. We hold just 2 recorded uses of it, from 1 country.