Nitin

Meaning of Nitin

Originating from Hindi, the name Nitin is commonly associated with a male. In Hindi, it is pronounced as nee-TEEN (/niˈtiˈn/). This name does not have any significant variations except for the spelling Nithin. Although not extremely popular in California, data shows that there were six occurrences of the name Nitin in 2007, ranking at 2247. In 2004, it ranked slightly higher with five occurrences at 2322. The highest recorded number of occurrences was in 2003 with eleven instances and a rank of 1353. Despite its relatively low usage, Nitin remains a unique and meaningful choice for parents who appreciate its Hindi roots.

Pronunciation

Hindi

  • Pronunced as nee-TEEN (/niˈtiˈn/)

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Notable People Named Nitin

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