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What does the name kanav mean?
It means ear rings of lord krishna and it means lord krishna
What does Rahaan mean?
rahaan means lord krishna
What is mean of brijesh?
Its literal meaning is: Lord of Brij/Braj(Vraj), meaning Lord Krishna. (Thanks to Wikipedia!!)
What does shaivas mean in Hindu?
Shaivas are hindus who worship Lord Shiva,Ganesha and Muruga.Vainavas are hindus too, but they worsip Vishnu, Kannan and etc.
What does nanda mean?
The name NANDA come from puranas. NANDA was the pet father of lord Krishna and husband of yashoda. Vasudeva brought LORD KRISHNA to NANDA for childhood years. As the name KUMAR indicates "son". So NANDA KUMAR is the son of nanda which is synonym for KRISHNA and NANDANANDANA
What does the name of vamsi mean?
The name Vamsi is of Indian origin and means "flute" or "musical instrument." It is a popular name in Hindu culture, often associated with Lord Krishna who is depicted playing the flute.
What does Gopala Govinda Rama Madana Mohana mean?
Gopala, Govinda, Rama, Madana, Mohana are the various names by which Lord Vishnu is addressed in Hindu mythology. Lord Vishnu had ten incarnations through which he decended on Earth in human form in various eras, for the betterment of mankind. Lord Rama and Lord Krishna are two such incarnates of Lord Vishnu. Madana, Mohana, Gopala and Govinda refers to Lord Krishna.
What does worship mean to Hindus?
prayers
What do you mean by Conservative Hindus?
i am asking from you
What does crasher Krishna mean?
I have not heard of this expression. What do you mean by it? Do you mean that he would steal butter from homes? Yes, his friends led by Krishna used to do this when he was a child. He was very fond of butter.
What does mira mean in Indian?
it is a devoti of the god Krishna
What do Krishna dance on?
Krishna is supposed to have danced on the head of a great cobra snake which myths name as 'Kaliya'. But your question is not very clear. What do you mean by 'these'?
