Vitthal

Indian origin, meaning “Lord Vishnu”.

The name Vitthal has its origins in Hindu mythology and is derived from the Sanskrit word “Vithala,” meaning “one who is immortal” or “one who is the ultimate refuge.” In Hinduism, Vitthal is another name for the deity Lord Vishnu, particularly in his form as Lord Krishna worshipped in the region of Maharashtra, India.

Vitthal is a popular name in Maharashtra and other parts of India, particularly among followers of the Varkari sect, who are devotees of Lord Vitthal. The name is often given to boys in families with a strong devotion to Lord Vitthal or Vishnu.

Vitthal is a unique and meaningful name that carries religious and cultural significance, making it a meaningful choice for parents looking for a name rooted in Hindu traditions and beliefs.