Amarindah as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Amarindah

What is the meaning of the name Amarindah ?

The baby name Amarindah is a Female name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced ah-mah-RIN-dah (IPA: /ɑməˈrɪndɑ/).

Amarindah is Indonesian in Origin.

Amarindah is a rare feminine name likely built on the Sanskrit/Prakrit compound Amarindra/Amarendra (amara "immortal" + Indra, the Vedic sky god), a form long used across South Asia and reflected in Thai Amarin/Amarindra. The -ah ending marks a modern, stylistic feminization, so the sense is "immortal (power of) Indra," or more broadly "the immortal, divine one."

In contemporary use the spelling Amarindah surfaces mainly in English-speaking countries from the late 20th century as a creative global blend. Because of its sound, it is sometimes associated with Amarantha/Amaranthe (from Greek amarantos "unfading, evergreen"), and with Romance-language amar "to love," though these are secondary folk etymologies rather than strict origins. Documented variants include Amarinda, Amarind, Amarindra, Amarinder, Amarendra, and Amarin; shorter forms Ama, Mari, and Rina appear in informal use. Overall, Amarindah conveys endurance, vitality, and protective strength.