Gopinath

English Etymology Borrowed from en hi गोपीनाथ, from en sa गोपीनाथ lord of the gopis, from sa गोपी cowherdess, milkmaid, cowherd’s wife + sa नाथ protector, patron, lord. Proper noun A form of the Hindu deity Krishna. en The History of Medieval Vaishnavism in Orissa 67 Prabhat Mukherjee 1981 At the time of installation, the queen gave the image the name of "Gopīnāth"; the image being surrounded by the figures of Āshṭa-Sakhī (eight female associates of Krishna). en The Orissa Historical Research Journal 35 46 1990 Though the images of Krishna or Gopinath of the Medieval period are no more in existence the continuity of the cult is substantiated by the tradition literature textant images of Radha- Krishna in the palaces, important house holds and Mathas. en Celebrating Krishna 56 Shrivatsa Goswami 2001 What matters most in love is heart, and Krishna's heart is truly revealed in Gopinath, the Lord of the gopis. en The Saffron Book: Many Splendoured Hindutva Prafull Goradia 2016 Kesava, Giridhar Gopal, Gopinath, Radheyshyam, Kanha, are some of the many names by which Sri Krishna is referred to, referring specifically to different facets of his personality. en. en Lokopriya Gopinath Bordoloi: An Architect of Modern India 2 Gopinath Bardoloi 1992 Radical by nature, Gopinath was interested in studies from his childhood. en A to Z Entrepreneurship: 26 Words that capture what it takes to be an Entrepreneurship 2014 Hemant C. Lodha The self made entrepreneur and ex-army officer, G R Gopinath introduced the concept, what we call “the low cost, quality & quick airlines” in India in 2003 with the inception of Air Deccan. en The Ringtone Dialectic: Economy and Cultural Form Sumanth Gopinath 2013 Thanks to the readers of the manuscript for their perceptive comments and suggestions: Timothy Brennan, Michael Cherlin, Michael Denning, Eric Drott, Walter Everett, Robert Fink, Gabrielle Gopinath, Related terms en gopi