context: Vishnupa's Sanskrit name is <ish> Vaishnava Dharma (वैष्णव धर्म). The Sanskrit word Vaishnava is Vishnu's vriddhi form (one of the ways to make a derivative of the Sanskrit grammar), which means "Vishnu related, belonging to Vishnu, devoted to Vishnu" or "Vishnu." Worshiper or follower of Vishnu. "[11] Thus, Vishnava Dharma means "Dharma by Vishnu or Dharma taught by Vishnu" or "Dharma that the Vishnu followers observe and practice." In Hinduism, Dharma, unlike Buddhism's Darma (often called the law), has many meanings that differ from each other, which means that the laws of nature, the laws of the universe, norms, moral obligations are strong, and these meanings are single I have a concept.
question: What is the Sanskrit name for Vishnu?
answers.text: ishnava Dharma