"Kānta" (कान्त) in Sanskrit broadly means beloved,
loved, dear, pleasing, or beautiful, and its usage varies
across literature, music, poetry, and classical texts
Primary Meanings
- 4 Sources
Contextual Uses
- 3 Sources
Derived Forms and Compounds
- 2 Sources
Etymology
- 1 Source
Summary
Whether referring to a lover, a husband, the Moon, a pleasing sound,
or a charming glance, "kānta" consistently conveys the qualities
of beauty, attractiveness, and endearment.
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