English [ edit ] Hanuman. Etymology [ edit ] From Sanskrit हनुमान् ( hanumān )
Proper noun [ edit ] Hanuman
A Hindu demi-god who was a devotee of Lord Rama . He was born to Anjana and Vayu , plays the role of a god’s servant in Ramayana , and is also known as the "monkey god". He represents loyalty to the Lord and Master.
Synonyms: Anjaneya Anjani Putra Bajarangbali Balbrahamchari Mahavira Marutinandan Pavanputra Vayu Putra Alternative forms [ edit ] Translations [ edit ] Hindu demi-god
Assamese: please add this translation if you can
Bengali: হনুমান (bn) ( honuman )
Bishnupriya Manipuri: হনুমানা ( hanumānā )
Burmese: ဟနူမာန် ( ha.numan )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 哈奴曼 (zh) ( hānúmàn )
Georgian: ჰანუმანი ( hanumani )
Gujarati: હનુમાન m ( hanumān )
Hindi: हनुमान (hi) m ( hanumān ) , हनुमान् (hi) m ( hanumān ) , आंजनेय (hi) m ( āñjney ) , हनुमंत (hi) m ( hanumant ) , बजरंगबली (hi) m ( bajraṅgablī ) , बजरंग (hi) m ( bajraṅg ) , बजरंगी (hi) m ( bajraṅgī ) , बालब्रह्मचारी (hi) m ( bālabrahmacārī ) , महावीर (hi) m ( mahāvīr ) , पवनपुत्र (hi) m ( pavanputra ) , वायुपुत्र (hi) m ( vāyuputra )
Japanese: ハヌマーン ( Hanumān )
Kannada: ಹನುಮಂತ (kn) ( hanumanta )
Khmer: ហនុមាន (km) ( hanumaan )
Lithuanian: Hanumanas
Malayalam: ഹനുമാന് ( hanumāṉ )
Marathi: हनुमान ( hanumān )
Newar: हनुमाना ( hanumānā )
Odia: ହନୁମାନ ( hônumanô )
Portuguese: Hanuman m
Punjabi: ਹਨੂੰਮਾਨ ( hanūmmān )
Russian: Ханума́н (ru) m ( Xanumán )
Sanskrit: हनुमान् (sa) m ( hanumān ) , आञ्जनेय (sa) m ( āñjaneya )
Tamil: அனுமன் (ta) ( aṉumaṉ )
Telugu: హనుమంతుడు (te) ( hanumantuḍu )
Thai: หนุมาน (th) ( hànúmaan )
Tibetan: ཧ་ནུ་མན ( ha nu man )
See also [ edit ] Portuguese [ edit ] Alternative forms [ edit ] Proper noun [ edit ] Hanuman m
( Hinduism ) Hanuman ( Hindu god ) 
