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Shanmuga means 'A man with six faces'. It is a combination of Sanskrit and Tamil words; 'Shan' in Sanskrit means 'six' and 'mugam' in Tamil means 'face'.

Etymology: This is one of the names of Hindu God Lord Muruga, God of War in Hindu religion,also known as 'Tamil kadavul', The God of Tamil language.

The six faces of Shanmuga represent the six facets of ours. These are body, breath, senses, mind, intelligence and ego
The boy was named as 'Shanmuga'
Shanmuga by Urban_words November 23, 2021
He is the most kind person in this universe. He cares about everyone who is with and help them but they don't show the same kindness to Shanmuga. He tries his level best to gain knowledge and respect. He is a man with patience and discipline.
OMG!Shanmuga is so sweet.
Shanmuga by anonymous June 7, 2022

Shanmuga Priyan

The sweetest, most humble and the most attractive human being in this whole universe. They always make sure those they care about our happy and smilling.

The perfect man who represents the ideals of courage and kindness.

He is like the Romantic Romeo in movies, a guy that a girl dream of who buys her flowers and adores her by looking in her eyes and singing romantic songs to her.
Shanmuga Priyan is coming on a white horse for his princess.
Shanmuga Priyan by _MSP_ November 23, 2021

shanmuga sundaram

Shanmuga means multi faces and sundaram means beauty. This is also the name of Tamil God Murugan. As this God is worshiped for knowledge and courage , Shanmugasundarams are expected to be smarter and courageous in getting results. As they look brighter and brave they also have faces of too much perfection and try to be good to all because of which they also suffer and make the dear ones suffer too. Several persons of this name had left their histories behind.
Shanmuga sundaram is rank holder.
He is perfectionist.
shanmuga sundaram by Sevalakshmi January 16, 2022

Shanmugapriya 

A very nice woman who shows gratitude in work . She works really hard and also gets rich very quickly.She will work her head off to achieve anything.She will also be a very nice mother who cares about food more than everyone else in the world.
Shanmugapriya is a very nice woman
Shanmugapriya by _IlveBUTTERPOPCORN November 12, 2019

shanmugam 

A common South Indian name which means 'A man with six faces'. It is a combination of Sanskrit and Tamil words; 'Shan' in Sanskrit means 'six' and 'mugam' in Tamil means 'face'.

Etymology: This is one of the names of Hindu God Lord Muruga who is also known as 'Tamil kadavul', The God of Tamil.
The six faces of Shanmugam represent the six facets of ours. These are body, breath, senses, mind, intelligence and ego
shanmugam by Prathap January 6, 2008
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