Shristi
Meaning of Shristi
Shristi hails from the timeless rhythms of Sanskrit, where her very name means “creation” or “the universe unfolding,” like the first brushstroke on a cosmic canvas. In Indian lore she dances with the energy of Srishti—an endless cycle of new beginnings—so parents who choose her imagine their little girl as the spark that lights up every corner of their world. Even in the United States she’s quietly adventurous: each year from 2005 to 2022, half a dozen to a dozen baby girls have been christened Shristi, placing her around the mid-900s in popularity (seven newborns in 2022, ranked 937). Saying her name—SHREE-stee—rolls off the tongue like a gentle spring breeze, and though she’s still something of a hidden gem, she glimmers with promise, as if every hello is the first page of an epic story just waiting to burst into life.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as SHREE-stee (/ˈʃriː.sti/)
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Notable People Named Shristi
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