Sita
Rescued from Lanka
Sita is a central figure in Hindu mythology, the wife of Rama and heroine of the epic Ramayana.
She represents ideal womanhood, devotion, and purity in Hindu tradition.
Abducted by the demon king Ravana and later rescued by Rama, her story explores themes of loyalty, suffering, and virtue.
Sita remains a popular name for girls in South Asia.
Sanskrit heroic verse narrative
- RamaVishnu's seventh incarnation
- exileBanishment from homeland
- abductionUnlawful seizure of person
- dharmaCosmic moral order
purity · chastity · bow · devotion · epic · avatar · forest · virtue
Narrow trench in earth
- plowingTurning earth for crops
- earthSoil or electrical grounding
- soilGround matter for planting
- fieldArea of specialty
harvest · fertility · born · emergence · discovery · ground · cultivation · farm
Ramayana
Sanskrit heroic verse narrative
dharma · purity · chastity · bow · devotion · epic · avatar · forest · virtue · steadfastness
furrow
Narrow trench in earth
field · harvest · fertility · born · emergence · discovery · ground · cultivation · farm · plow
Indian name
South Asian or indigenous moniker
baby name · traditional · auspicious · namesake · popular · meaning · furrow · goddess · blessing · heritage
feminine virtue
Praiseworthy quality in women
- sacrificeGiving up something precious
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- sufferingSustained experience of distress
fidelity · patience · dignity · resilience · womanhood · devotion · strength · grace · innocence · loyalty