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The term amara is believed to derive from the Sanskrit samara, meaning what?
ANoble birth
BBattle or war
CRoyal gift
DLand grant
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Battle or war
Amara is thought to come from samara, meaning battle or war, and it also resembles the Persian amir.
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