Priyansh
Meaning of Priyansh
As a boy’s name with its lilting pree-YAHN-sh, Priyansh glides into conversation like a fresh sunbeam dancing across a coffee table. Rooted in ancient Sanskrit—priya for “beloved” and ansh for “portion”—it literally means “beloved part” or “first ray of love,” wrapping every syllable in a cozy blanket of warmth. From the banks of the Ganges to American birth charts, Priyansh has been carving out its space on the SSA’s top 1,000 list since the mid-2000s, with 19 little Priyanshes delighting parents in 2024 as the name playfully flirts with ranks in the 900s. Each utterance evokes brilliance, loyalty, and an affectionate spark, like sunlight twinkling in a child’s eyes at first discovery of the world. Choosing Priyansh is more than picking a name—it’s scripting a story of light, love, and boundless curiosity that promises to brighten every room it enters.
Pronunciation
Indian English
- Pronunced as pree-YAHN-sh (/pɹiːˈjɑnʃ/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Priyansh
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