Manasa is a Sanskrit name with deep cultural and religious significance in Hinduism. It signifies 'mind'or 'thought'and is primarily used. The name Manasa is also revered as the goddess of snakes and healing, known for her wisdom and power. Originally an Adivasi (tribal) goddess, Manasa was later assimilated into the Hindu pantheon, particularly in northeastern India and Uttarakhand. Her popularity grew as she became associated with prosperity, and the prevention of snakebite. The name has evolved over time, reflecting its diverse origins and cultural influences. Manasa is important because it embodies intellectual and spiritual qualities, making it a meaningful choice for parents seeking a unique and culturally significant name.
