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Unique ; one of a kind ; in Bengali, "rup" means beauty, "upam" means example, "A" creates the negation and thus "Arupam" means somebody or something whose beauty has no example, i.e., unique
The colors of a real rainbow is truly arupam!
An arupam portrait was painted by the painter!
The beauty of watching a sunrise is truly arupam!
Arupam by ethan21 October 24, 2011
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That which has no comparison. Typically a south Indian name for a female. Comes from the sanskrit word "upama" meaning comparison. The prefix "an" means without.
Her name Anupama suits her for her uniqueness.
Anupama by Anupama June 13, 2004
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The kind of guy who will make you happy and respected. He loves only a few people so if you are one of them consider yourself lucky. He is cute and extremely hot at the same time. His body is to die over and his jokes will make you laugh till it hurts. He is the ideal guy you want to date. Introvert and but has enough balls to take a risk.
Anupam is the hottest guy I have ever seen, I love him.
Anupam by Thetruthunveils December 6, 2021
Anupam in Sanskrit is an adjective used to describe something that cannot be compared.
Sun is called "Anupam".
A pleasing scenery in Sanskrit is called "anupam drushya"
Anupam by gyaani123 February 3, 2010
My mom keeps binge-watching Anupama. If I ever see it on again, I'm gonna punch someone.
Anupama by bro i hate u June 14, 2022
Anupama is name of a person wo is one of the cutest people, with a beautiful and elegant voice, unique personality, really fun and kind, not cringe.
Extremely supportive, artistic and truly incomparable to other girls. They love and are loved by name with "A" but leave him for some toxic short D.

By 4rρ1t
Wow, that girl is beautiful, but is dating that toxic short jerk.....
Such an Anupama.... Beauty fell for a moron. Holy moly.
Anupama by 4rρ1t January 25, 2023
all day long
anupama, anupama, all day long!
Anupama by prestoni July 4, 2008
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