Apoorva

Meaning of Apoorva

Apoorva, pronounced uh-POOR-vah (/əˈpʊər.və/), stems from ancient Sanskrit and means “rare,” “unique” or “incomparable,” making it a literal boon of individuality for any girl who bears it. Its gentle vowels carry a musical warmth across an English-speaking playground, where the name’s exotic flair never feels out of place. Its steady presence on the U.S. naming charts—hovering in the mid-900s for the last two decades, with a rank of 949 in 2010—suggests it’s not a fleeting fad. Best of all, she’ll probably never share her name in daycare, sparing parents the accidental mix-ups at birthday parties. Like a hidden blossom, it surprises with depth and charm, offering a story of heritage that’s ripe for telling. For families seeking a name as distinctive as their daughter’s spirit, Apoorva shines with one-of-a-kind grace.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as uh-POOR-vah (/əˈpʊər.və/)

• Aparna
• Aparajita
• Apurva
• Apsara