Amrit
Meaning of Amrit
The name Amrit is a unisex name of Indian origin, commonly found in Hindi and Punjabi-speaking communities. Pronounced as um-REET (/ʊmˈriːt/), Amrit carries the beautiful meaning of "immortal" or "nectar," often associated with divine ambrosia in Hindu and Sikh traditions. The name signifies purity, vitality, and eternal life, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a spiritually significant name for their child. A common variation of this name is Amrita.
In the United States, the name Amrit has seen varied usage over the years. While not extremely common, it has consistently appeared in national baby name rankings since 1979. In recent years, its popularity has been modest but steady, reflecting its unique cultural resonance and timeless appeal. Whether chosen for its rich heritage or its melodic sound, Amrit remains a meaningful and cherished option for both boys and girls.
Pronunciation
Indian (Hindi),Indian (Punjabi)
- Pronunced as um-REET (/ʊmˈriːt/)
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Notable People Named Amrit
| Rajkumari Dame Bibiji Amrit Kaur was a prominent Indian activist and politician who served as the first Health Minister of India and made significant contributions to healthcare reforms and women's rights. |
| Amrit Maan is a popular Indian singer, songwriter, and actor known for his contributions to Punjabi film and music, rising to fame with hits like "Desi Da Drum" and "Bambiha Bole." |
| Amrit Kaur is a Canadian actress, producer, and writer, known for her role as Bela Malhotra on the 2021 HBO Max series, The Sex Lives of College Girls. |
| Amrit Wilson is an Indian-born writer, journalist, and activist based in Britain, known for her influential work on race, gender, and South Asian politics. |
| Amrit Sagar is a multi-talented director, producer, and writer known for his work in the Hindi movie industry, particularly for his award-winning film "1971." |
