Ashvi

Meaning of Ashvi

Ashvi traces its origins to Sanskrit, where it denotes a female horse or the divine steed associated with the Vedic Ashvini twins, deities of healing and new beginnings. As a feminine name, it conveys qualities of strength, grace and renewal, while its succinct two-syllable form and pronunciation AHSH-vee (/ˈʌʃviː/) make it readily adoptable in English-speaking settings. In the United States, Ashvi began to appear sporadically in the early 2010s and rose to 19 recorded newborns in 2024, earning it the rank of 931—a steady climb that underscores its growing, yet still distinctive, status. Parents seeking a choice that marries mythic resonance with contemporary clarity may find in Ashvi an appealing option.

Pronunciation

Indian (Hindi)

• Pronunced as AHSH-vee (/ˈʌʃviː/)

• Ashvika