History:

Shudha, a name mainly used in Indian traditions, comes from the Sanskrit word "śuddha," which means "pure," "clean," or "innocent." Its roots go back to the Vedic period, when purity, both inside and out, was very important. This name probably started as a way to call upon and represent these qualities. Parents gave this name hoping their child would live a life of truth, clear thinking, and freedom from bad influences. In many Hindu communities, this name represents a link to dharma, the right way of living, and the search for enlightenment through cleansing of the soul.

Description:

Here are few notable Indian personalities with the name and their professions: Shudha Bharadwaj : Lawyer, Shudha Ragunathan : Musician, Shudha Shivpuri : Actress.

Shuddha, Shudda, and Sudha are different spellings and phonetic variations of this name.

"SHOO-dah" is pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable.