Rishav
Meaning of Rishav
Rishav emerges from the ancient wells of Sanskrit, its consonants and vowels weaving an echo of purity and auspiciousness that resonates like a temple bell at daybreak. In Japanese gardens, where cherry-blossom shadows dance upon tranquil ponds, the name might be spoken with reverence—REE-shuv (/riːʃəv/)—its very breath conjuring morning dew clinging to petals. Historically modest in Western registers, Rishav has in recent seasons found a quiet foothold in American birth records: nineteen newborns bore the name in 2024, placing it at 905th among male names and marking a subtle ascent that mirrors the unfolding of a bud. Poetic yet grounded, Rishav carries the timeless promise of clarity, echoing through both Eastern tradition and contemporary possibility.
Pronunciation
Indian (Hindi)
- Pronunced as REE-shuv (/riːʃəv/)
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Notable People Named Rishav
| Rishav Das - |
