Chaitan is a male name with origins in India. It is pronounced as CHAY-tan (/tʃeɪˈtɑn/). This name has variations such as Chaitanya. Chaitan holds cultural and spiritual associations, as it derives from the Sanskrit word "chaitanya," meaning consciousness or awareness. In Hindu philosophy, Chaitanya represents the divine energy that pervades all beings and is associated with enlightenment and spiritual awakening. While not very common in the United States, Chaitan has been given to a few newborn boys, with six occurrences recorded in 2012.
Chaitan Khosla is an Indian biochemist and professor at Stanford University, known for his research on polyketide synthases and the biochemistry of celiac disease. |