Sidharth

Meaning of Sidharth

In its Sanskrit etymology, the masculine name Sidharth emerges from the roots siddha (“accomplished”) and artha (“purpose” or “wealth”), collectively denoting “one who has fulfilled his objective.” Functioning as a phonetic variant of Siddhartha—the historical appellation of Gautama Buddha—it conveys connotations of enlightenment, self-realization and philosophical rigor. Within Anglo-American naming conventions, Sidharth has maintained a niche yet stable presence in the United States Social Security Administration’s top 1,000 since 1988, typically oscillating between ranks 722 and 912, thereby reflecting modest but enduring selective adoption. Its precise phonology and intellectual associations render it especially fitting for families emphasizing cultural heritage continuity and aspirational depth.

Pronunciation

Indian English

• Pronunced as SID-harth (/sɪdˈhɑrθ/)

• Siddharth
• Siddhant
• Sidhant
• Sidarth