Nicodemus hails from the ancient Greek name Nikodemos, meaning “victory of the people.” In the Gospel of John, he’s the thoughtful Pharisee who braves the night to seek truth, a symbol of quiet courage and compassion. Indian families who love names that dance between strength and spirituality will find it magical—like discovering a hidden gem or scoring the last rasgulla at a wedding feast. Though only about 35 little Nicodemuses arrive in U.S. hospitals each year, ranking near 889 in 2024, that rarity makes him truly one of a kind. It rolls off the tongue with warm grace and promises a life filled with curiosity, insight, and heartfelt triumph.
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