Rhea
Ῥέα
Uncertain; possibly related to Greek ‘to flow’ or ‘ground’
Pronunciation
REE‑uh /ˈriːə/
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Ῥέα
Uncertain; possibly related to Greek ‘to flow’ or ‘ground’
REE‑uh /ˈriːə/
रोहण (Devanagari)[3]
‘Ascending’ or ‘to rise’[6]; ‘Spiritual’ in Arabic[4]; ‘Good character and piety’ in Persian[4]; ‘Horse country’ in Tolkien’s Sindarin[2]
ROH‑hun (English)[8]
साक्षी (Hindi/Marathi) [1]
Witness [1]
sahk‑shee (IPA /sɑːk.ʂiː/) [2]
संजना (Hindi, Marathi)
uniting, joining; gentle; peaceful; evening prayer; consciousness; harmony
sun‑JAH‑nuh (/sʌnˈdʒɑ.nə/)
श्रेया (Devanagari) [1][2]
Superior, excellent, auspicious, associated with beauty and prosperity [1][2][5][7]
/ʃɾeː.jɑː/ (Hindi) [2]
sound, voice; vowel; musical note [1]
IPA /swara/ (English) [1]
तृषा (Devanagari) [3]
Short form of Patricia ("noble"); also from Sanskrit तृषा meaning "thirst" or "ambition" [1][3]
/ˈtɹɪʃ.ə/ (English) [1]
विहान (Hindi)[1]
Dawn, Morning[1]
American /vɪhɑn/, British /viːˈhæn/[3]
زین
beauty, grace, ornament, handsome
Not provided in sources
ضياء (Arabic)
Light (from Arabic ḍiyāʔ)
RP /ˈziː.ə/, GA /ˈzi.ə/
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