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The name Anil means 'born of Anil' in Hindi. It is a name that is often given to boys in India. The name may also be spelled Anilchandra or Anil Chandra. The name may originate from the Hindu god Anil, or from the Sanskrit word anil, meaning 'blissful.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'friend.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'pure.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'immortal.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'auspicious.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is merciful.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is kind.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is humble.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is compassionate.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is benevolent.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is considerate.' The name may also be derived from the word anil, meaning 'one who is gracious.'
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