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Meaning of Triya

Women; Yamuna river; Indigo plant; A chariot that takes one to nirvana

The name Triya has Sanskrit roots and is traditionally given to females. While it is usually translated into English as ‘women,’ it could refer to night, the river Yamuna, the indigo plant, or the chariot that takes one to Nirvana, depending on the elements it’s combined with. As an independent forename, Triya is pronounced as tree-ya. It has multiple spelling variants including Tria , Triah, Triyah, and Treya, while nicknames derived from it include adorable options such as Tiya , Tri , Iya , Riya , and Triz.

SanskritHinduism

Vedic Astrology for Triya

Rashi (Zodiac)Tula (Libra)
ElementAir
Ruling PlanetVenus
QualityMovable (Chara)
Starting LettersT
Rashi (Vedic)Tula

Numerology of Triya

1

The Leader

Independent, ambitious, and pioneering. Names with this number carry the energy of originality and self-determination.

LetterTRIYASum
Value2997128

282 + 8 = 1

Lucky Number: 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the name Triya mean?

Triya means "Women; Yamuna river; Indigo plant; A chariot that takes one to nirvana". The name Triya has Sanskrit roots and is traditionally given to females. While it is usually translated into English as ‘women,’ it could refer to night, the river Yamuna, the indigo plant, or the cha

What is the numerology of Triya?

The numerology number for Triya is 1 - "The Leader". Independent, ambitious, and pioneering. Names with this number carry the energy of originality and self-determination.

What is the zodiac sign for Triya?

Triya is associated with Libra (Tula in Vedic astrology), element Air, ruled by Venus.

Is Triya a boy or girl name?

Triya is a girl name of Sanskrit origin, commonly found in Hinduism traditions.

Name Properties

1Syllables
5Letters
GirlGender
1Numerology

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