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'''Arjun''' ({{IPA-sa|ɐɽˈdʑʊn}}) is an Indian male [[given name]], based on [[Arjuna]], a legendary hero who is a best archer in central character of the Hindu epic [[Mahabharata]]. [[Arjuna]] had four other brothers, who were [[Yudhishthira]], [[Bhima]], [[Nakula]], [[Sahadeva]], and [[Karna]].
'''Arjun''' ({{IPA-sa|ɐɽˈdʑʊn}}) is an Indian male [[given name]], based on [[Arjuna]], he is known as the rival of Karna(the main protagonist of the epic). [[Arjuna]] had four other brothers, who were [[Yudhishthira]], [[Bhima]], [[Nakula]], [[Sahadeva]], and [[Karna]].


== Notable persons with the name ==
== Notable persons with the name ==
=== Legendary ===
=== Legendary ===
*[[Arjuna]], a hero of the Mahabharata
*[[Arjuna]], a character of the Mahabharata
*[[Kartavirya Arjuna]], an Indian Emperor
*[[Kartavirya Arjuna]], an Indian Emperor
*[[Guru Arjun]], The 5th Sikh Guru of the Sikh faith
*[[Guru Arjun]], The 5th Sikh Guru of the Sikh faith

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Arjun ആമദാസൻ
GenderMale
Origin
Meaning"white", "clear" [1]
"silver"[1]
Region of originSouth Asia

Arjun (Sanskrit pronunciation: [ɐɽˈdʑʊn]) is an Indian male given name, based on Arjuna, he is known as the rival of Karna(the main protagonist of the epic). Arjuna had four other brothers, who were Yudhishthira, Bhima, Nakula, Sahadeva, and Karna.

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Monier-Williams, Monier (1899). A Sanskrit-English Dictionary: Etymologically and Philologically Arranged with Special Reference to Cognate Indo-European Languages. Oxford: Clarendon Press. OCLC 685239912.

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