Sita
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Name — In Hindu mythology, the wife of Rama and a central figure in the epic the Ramayana.
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Etymology
From Sanskrit sita, meaning "furrow" — the goddess was said to have been found in a ploughed furrow.
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What does “Sita” mean?
The word “Sita” means in Hindu mythology, the wife of Rama and a central figure in the epic the Ramayana. In plain terms, a revered figure in Hindu mythology, and a common Indian first name.
How do you pronounce “Sita”?
“Sita” is pronounced SEE-tuh (/ˈsiːtə/ in IPA).
What part of speech is “Sita”?
“Sita” is a name.
Where does the word “Sita” come from?
The word “Sita” comes from Sanskrit. From Sanskrit sita, meaning "furrow" — the goddess was said to have been found in a ploughed furrow.
How many meanings does “Sita” have?
“Sita” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: in Hindu mythology, the wife of Rama and a central figure in the epic the Ramayana.
