Kripa

Meaning of Kripa

Kripa flutters into conversation like a fragrant jasmine breeze, her Sanskrit roots blossoming in meanings of mercy, compassion and divine grace. In ancient Indian lore, her syllables echo the gentle touch of the gods, a whispered promise that every life she graces will mirror her soft strength. Though still a hushed treasure overseas—hovering in the 900s on the US charts for years, peaking at rank 942 with eight newborn Kripas in 2024—she carries centuries of wisdom with the playful sparkle of Holi powders dancing in monsoon mist. Saying KREE-pah is like unfurling a silken red carpet of warmth, inviting kindness to twirl through everyday moments. For families craving a name that’s both a cultural ode and a joyous pledge of love, Kripa is a bright testament to life’s sweetest mercies.

Pronunciation

Indian (Sanskrit)

• Pronunced as KREE-pah (/kriːpə/)

• Kriya