Ajay

Meaning of Ajay

Ajay springs from ancient Sanskrit, where it means “unconquered,” as if a newborn were handed a pocket-sized suit of armor and a wink. Pronounced uh-JAY, the name skips off the tongue like a quick cha-cha, lively and bright. He has been tapping his feet on U.S. birth charts since the late 1960s, never a chartbuster but always keeping the beat—¡olé! Bollywood star Ajay Devgn and global business leader Ajay Banga prove this two-syllable spark can light both stage and boardroom. Parents cherish that Ajay feels friendly, easy to spell, yet bursting with the brave heart of a warrior. Picture a boy who nails his spelling test, rebounds the basketball, then shares his snacks—invincible and kind. Small name, big bravado: Ajay is confidence wrapped in a smile, listo para conquistar el mundo.

Pronunciation

Indian (Hindi)

  • Pronunced as uh-JAY (/əˈdʒeɪ/)

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