Priyamada is a feminine given name of Hindu origin, rooted in Sanskrit. It combines priya, meaning "dear" or "beloved," with mada, which denotes "intoxication" or "pleasurable joy.
" The compound conveys a literal sense of a cherished delight. Historically, such Sanskrit compounds have been used in literary and devotional contexts, though Priyamada itself is not widely recorded in classical texts.
In contemporary India, the name is occasionally chosen for girls, reflecting a preference for traditional, meaningful Sanskrit names without extensive modern popularity.