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| '''Hardik''' is a Hindu male ]. It is an adjective which means "from the heart" (''{{lang|hi|दिलसे}}'') in Hindi; "hard" (''{{lang|hi|हार्द}}'') is Hindi for "heart". Notable people with the name include: | |||
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| '''Hardik''' is an Indian ]. Literally "Hard" means Heart and "Hardik" means "From the Bottom of the Heart". It means "Dil se" in Hindi, Literal English translation of "Hardik" is "hearty". Whenever somebody is congratulated, they are given wishes like "Hardik Abhinandan" or "Hardik Shubhechha". Moreover, it's used at the time of inviting someone like "Hardik Swagatam". | |||
| Literally translated this means heartiest wishes. | |||
| In ], a state of India, Hardik is a quite common name. | |||
| Hardik, this word has a deep inner meaning. It is also called core of any substance ( hardh ). | |||
| When somebody wins or achieves anything then to congratulate him one says ' Hardik Badhahiya ' in hindi and 'Hardik Abhinandan' in gujarati languages of India. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:52, 9 September 2024
Hardik is a Hindu male given name. It is an adjective which means "from the heart" (दिलसे) in Hindi; "hard" (हार्द) is Hindi for "heart". Notable people with the name include:
- Hardik Mehta (Indian writer and director)
- Hardik Pandya (Indian cricketer)
- Hardik Patel (Indian political activist)
- Hardik Patel (Indian cricketer)
- Hardik Rathod (Indian cricketer)
- Hardik Sethi (Indian cricketer)
- Hardik Singh (Indian field hockey player)
- Hardikpreet Singh (Hong Kong-born Indian professional footballer)
- Hardik Shah (Indian civil servant)
- Hardik Tamore (Indian cricketer)
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