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{{wiktionary|Ajith}}'''Ajit''', variously spelled '''Ajith''', '''Agith''' or '''Ajeet''' is a common male [[India]]n name derived from [[Sanskrit]]. The name means ''invincible'' or, literally, ''he who has not been conquered'', from the Sanskrit ''a'' (not) and ''jita'' (conquered). In [[Hindu]] mythology, it was a name for both [[Shiva]] and [[Vishnu]].
{{wiktionary|Ajith}}'''Ajit''', variously spelled '''Ajith''', '''Agith''', '''Ajay'', '''Aje''' or '''Ajeet''' is a common male name derived from [[Sanskrit]]. The name used in various forms in [[India]] nationwide, and in parts of [[Sri Lanka]] where [[Tamil]] people are concentrated. The name means ''invincible'' or, literally, ''he who has not been conquered'', from the Sanskrit ''a'' (not) and ''jita'' (conquered). In [[Hindu]] mythology, it was a name for both [[Shiva]] and [[Vishnu]].


Some notable people who share versions of this name are:
Some notable people who share versions of this name are:

Revision as of 05:33, 5 November 2011

'Ajit, variously spelled Ajith, Agith, Ajay, Aje or Ajeet is a common male name derived from Sanskrit. The name used in various forms in India nationwide, and in parts of Sri Lanka where Tamil people are concentrated. The name means invincible or, literally, he who has not been conquered, from the Sanskrit a (not) and jita (conquered). In Hindu mythology, it was a name for both Shiva and Vishnu.

Some notable people who share versions of this name are: