Description:
Gangaaleswar is a Hindu name that means 'river of the gods.' The name is derived from the Sanskrit word ganga, meaning 'river.' The name is also sometimes spelled Gangalalaswar. The name may be derived from the Hindu god Ganesha, or from the goddess Ganga. The name may also be derived from the name of the city of Gangadhara, in the state of Orissa. The name may also be derived from the name of a village in the state of Karnataka. The name may also be derived from the name of a saint known as Gangadhara Swami. The name may also be derived from the name of a dynasty of kings who ruled in the state of Orissa. The name may also be derived from the name of a tribe of people who lived in the state of Orissa. The name may also be derived from the name of a language spoken in the state of Orissa. The name may also be derived from the name of a color. The name may also be derived from the name of a flower. The name may also be derived from the name of a fruit. The name may also be derived from the name of a tree. The name may also be derived from the name of a mineral. The name may also be derived from the name of a place. The name may also be derived from the name of a caste. The name may also be derived from the name of a religion. The name may also be derived from the name of a tribe. The name may also be derived from the name of a color. The name may also be derived from the name of a flower. The name may also be derived from the name of a fruit. The name may also be derived from the name of a tree.
