Mena

Mena was the daughter of the Pitris acquainted with theological truth.

Mena was the daughter of the Pitris (are the spirits of the departed ancestors in Hindu culture) acquainted with theological truth. Mena was addicted to religious meditation proficient in perfect wisdom and adorned with all estimable qualities.

Mena was married to Himavat, and was the mother of Mainaka and of Ganga, and of Devi Parvati or Uma.

Mena is also the name of a famous river.

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