Kameshvari as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kameshvari

What is the meaning of the name Kameshvari ?

The baby name Kameshvari is a Female name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced kuh-MESH-vuh-ree; IPA: /kəˈmeʃvəri/.

Kameshvari is Indian, Sanskrit in Origin.

Kameshvari is a Sanskrit feminine name formed from kāma (desire, love) and īśvarī (sovereign, goddess), meaning “Lady who rules desire” or “Sovereign of Love.” In Hindu theology it is an epithet of Lalita Tripurasundari - Shakti as the consort of Kameshvara (a form of Shiva). The name appears in Śrīvidyā and other Tantric traditions, temple hymns, and devotional mantras, where Kameshvari embodies beauty, auspicious power, and the mastery and sublimation of desire into spiritual fulfillment.

Used across India, especially in South and Eastern regions, Kameshvari is given to girls as a theophoric name expressing blessings of grace and fulfillment. Common variants and transliterations include Kameshwari, Kameswari, Kamesvari, Kāmeśvarī, and Kameshwaree; related names are Kamakshi, Lalita, and Tripurasundari. The masculine counterpart is Kameshwar/Kameshwara. While traditional in tone, the name’s lyrical sound and rich symbolism have sustained steady, though modest, modern usage.

⚙ Kameshvari is about as rare as a name gets. In all, it appears just 2 times, across 1 country.