Pronunciation: [ʌd͡ʒvˈɑːlə] (IPA) 
The word "Ujvala" is spelled in English as /ʊdʒvələ/. The first sound, /ʊ/, represents the "u" sound as in "put". The next sound, /dʒ/, represents the "j" sound as in "jelly". The third sound, /və/, represents the "vuh" sound as in "comma". The fourth sound, /l/, represents the "l" sound as in "lamp". The final sound, /ə/, represents the "uh" sound as in "sofa". Together, these sounds make up the unique spelling of the word "Ujvala".
Ujvala is a Sanskrit word originating from Hindu philosophy and used in various Indian languages. It is commonly used as a feminine given name in India. The term can be defined as a quality or attribute that signifies radiance, brightness, brilliance, or luminosity. It represents a state or condition of being extremely bright or shining.
In Indian cultural and spiritual contexts, Ujvala symbolizes the inner radiance or effulgence of the soul or consciousness, and is often used to describe a divine or transcendental light that dispels darkness and ignorance. It is associated with enlightenment, illumination, and spiritual awakening.
The term Ujvala conveys the idea of luminosity not only in a literal sense but also in a metaphorical sense, representing qualities such as purity, purity of heart, purity of thought, sincerity, goodness, and clarity. It is used to describe brilliance in various aspects of life, including beauty, intelligence, knowledge, or even creativity.
In Hindu mythology and religious texts, Ujvala is sometimes used as an epithet for deities associated with light, such as the goddess Durga or the god Surya (the Sun). It is also frequently used as a descriptor for the celestial abodes or realms associated with these deities or enlightened beings.
Overall, Ujvala encapsulates the essence of brightness, radiance, and luminosity, be it physical, spiritual, metaphorical, or divinely sourced.
The word "Ujvala" is derived from Sanskrit, an ancient Indo-Aryan language. In Sanskrit, "Ujvala" (उज्ज्वल) means "bright", "luminous", or "radiant". It is formed from the root word "ujjval" which also signifies brightness or brilliance.
