Kaveri

Meaning of Kaveri

Kaveri, pronounced kuh-VEH-ree (/kəˈvɛri/), finds its roots in ancient Sanskrit, where it means “she who flows”—an ode to the river that carves a ribbon of sapphire through southern India’s emerald tapestry. Its syllables glide as effortlessly as a gondolier’s oar on a Venetian canal, weaving myth and geography into a name revered as both nourishing goddess and silent sustainer. While Kaveri ripples sparingly through U.S. birth charts—hovering around the 900s in recent years—its quiet current speaks of understated elegance, ideal for parents seeking a daughter’s name brimming with poetic depth and worldly grace (and one that won’t spark a spelling bee at the café). Like a melody drifting on Mediterranean zephyrs or a secret shared at a sunlit plaza in Seville, Kaveri beckons to stories yet to be told and adventures waiting to unfold.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as kuh-VEH-ree (/kəˈvɛri/)

• Kavya
• Kavita
• Kavitha
• Kavisha
• Kavina
• Kavleen