What is ironic about Subha`s name? What would have been a better name for her?

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Subha's name is ironic because it means "sweetly speaking,” and since she was born deaf and mute, she would never be able to speak.

A more appropiate name for her would have been "Mauna" which means "silence" in Hindu and is the name of a Hindu philosophy which refers to peace of mind and inner quietude.

Xelga [282]3 years ago

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It's ironic because her name means "sweetly speaking" and it is ironic because she doesn't speak. A better name would be something that has the meaning of silent.

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