Sajit

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Sajit is a boy's name used by people of India, mainly from the Hindu religion. The literal meaning of the name is "to win in a good way". Sajit is also one of Ganesha's name. It has been mentioned in Ganesha Chalisa where it is quoted in this para as:

Sundar pitambar tan Sajit,
charan paduka muni man rajit.
Dhani Shiv-suvan bhuvan sukh data,
Gauri-lalan Shadanan bhrata.

It means: Hey Shri Ganesh Ji, who is dressed in yellow silk and wearing jewel studded wooden sandals. Hey Shri Ganesh Ji, giver of peace and happiness to the world; You are the son of Shiva and Gauri and brother to Kartikeya. You are Great.

Sajit is also mentioned in Vishnu Chalisa and is quoted as:

Shaiyya shesh Sindhu bich Sajit,
sang Lakshmi sada-virajit.
Puran shakti dhanya-dhan-khani,
anand bhakti bharani sukh dani.


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