Sumati सुमति

Sumati (Sanskrit सुमति) is ancient name of Sanskrit origin which means wise, intelligent or well versed. Sumati also means kindness or good mind.

Ancient Sanskrit name Sumati founds reference in Riga Veda and Arthav Veda in which Sumati refers to benevolence, kindness, good mind or favor. Sumati also founds mention in Ramayan where this word means pleasure, delight or right taste and it was a name of the wife of Sagara (सगर).
Mention of Sumati is also found in Sir Monier-Williams dictionary with meanings like devotion or prayer. This name also founds to be referred in Kathasaritsagar (कथासरित्सागर) where Sumati signifies someone who is well versed in skills.
Reference of Sumati found as feminine and masculine name. As per Kalki-Purana (कल्कि-पुराण) Sumati was the wife of Vishnu-Yashas (विष्णु-यशस्) and mother of Kalkin (कल्किन्). Also Sumati was a daughter of Kratu and a son of Janamejaya (जनमेजय) as per Vishnu-Purana. As per Bhagavat Purana, Sumati was a son of Bharata (भरत), Somadatta, Dridha-Sena, Nrga and Rteyu.