108 Name of Sita Devi

Sita Devi is one of the most important and revered figures in Hinduism. She is the wife of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu, and is considered an incarnation of the goddess Lakshmi.

According to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Sita was born as the daughter of King Janaka of Mithila, and was found as an infant in a furrow in a field. She grew up to become a beautiful and virtuous woman, and caught the eye of Lord Rama, who was in search of a suitable bride. They were married with great pomp and ceremony and their marriage is considered one of the most ideal in Hindu mythology.

Sita is known for her unparalleled devotion to her husband, her unwavering faith in God, and her exceptional qualities of patience, selflessness, and courage. She was kidnapped by the demon king Ravana, but refused to give up her virtue and integrity despite his many attempts to seduce her. Lord Rama eventually rescued her from Ravana, and after proving her purity and chastity, welcomed her back into his kingdom.

Sita is also remembered for her compassion towards all living beings, and is considered a symbol of motherly love and devotion. She is often depicted in Hindu art and literature with her husband Rama, and is venerated by millions of devotees all over the world.

Name	Meaning
Sita	furrow, line or row, referring to the way she was found in a furrow in a field
Janaki	daughter of King Janaka, Sita's father
Maithili	princess of Mithila, Sita's birthplace
Bhoomija	one born from the earth, as Sita was found in a furrow in a field
Bhoomiputri	daughter of the earth
Janakatmaja	daughter of King Janaka
Vaidehi	daughter of Videha, another name for Mithila
Vedavati	one who is knowledgeable in the Vedas
Vedaswarupini	one who embodies the essence of the Vedas
Brahmagyani	one who has realized the knowledge of Brahman
Brahmavallabha	beloved of Brahman
Sarvabharana Bhusita	adorned with all kinds of ornaments
Sarvalankara Sampanna	adorned with all kinds of qualities
Kalyanisundari	the most beautiful and auspicious
Kalyanaguna Sampoorna	possessing all good qualities
Rajivasarati	the lotus - eyed one who rules over the heart of Rama
Rajivlochan	Lotus - eyed
Raghunandini	daughter of the Raghu dynasty, referring to Rama's lineage
Ramapriya	beloved of Rama
Ramabhakta	devoted to Rama
Ramasakhi	friend of Rama
Ramaanujaa	follower of Rama
Sankatahara Devi	the goddess who removes all troubles and afflictions
Annapurna	one who is full of food, as Sita fed the hungry Rishis in the forest
Annapurnesvari	the goddess of food
Bhaktavatsala	one who is kind to her devotees
Raghavendra Kripa	one who showers blessings on the Raghu dynasty
Raghukula Tilaka	the ornament of the Raghu dynasty
Raghupati Priya	beloved of the lord of the Raghu dynasty (Rama)
Raghava Samshraya	the refuge of the Raghu dynasty
Rama Janani	mother of Rama
Rama Priya	beloved of Rama
Ramabhujangaprayata	one who moves like a serpent around the arms of Rama
Ramadasa	servant of Rama
Ramanuja	follower of Rama
Ramarajyaprada	one who gives the kingdom of Rama
Ramasita	companion of Rama
Ramavallabha	beloved of Rama
Ramapadapankaja	the lotus feet of Rama
Ramapujita	worshipped by Rama
Sankatnashini	one who removes all difficulties and obstacles
Janakipriya	beloved of Janaki, another name for Sita
Janakajaata	born in the family of Janaka
Janakanandini	the daughter

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