Janesh
j(a)-ne-sh
Origin:Sanskrit
Other Origin(s):Hebrew
Meaning:Lord of men, king; Living being; God is gracious
Janesh is a boy's name of Sanskrit and Hebrew origin. Meaning "lord of men" or “king,” Janesh, commonly used to reference the supreme Jalandhara. Others may recognize Jalandhara as an old city in Punjab, India, known for its breathtaking weaving and unique carpentry. Janesh is also said to derive from the Sanskrit Jana, meaning "living being," and Ishvara, meaning "lord," Janesh emerges as a reminder that no matter the trials faced, one is never truly alone. While in Hebrew, Janesh commonly derives from the name Jane, meaning “God is gracious,” reminding baby to stay close to their faith.
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Sources
Wisdom Library, Janeśvaraḥ
100,000+ Baby Names by Bruce Lansky, pg. 164
Britannica, Jalandhar, March 2024
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