Description:
Gajaravata is a Sanskrit name meaning 'son of Gajendra,' a mythical animal with a lion's body and an elephant's head. Gajaravata is also a common name in India. The name may be derived from either the Sanskrit word gajendra, meaning 'lion,' or the Tamil word gajar, meaning 'elephant.' In Sanskrit, the name is also spelled Gajarajata. The name may also be derived from the Prakrit word gajra, meaning 'thunderbolt.'