Swati
Meaning of Swati
Swati is a beautiful and unique feminine name with origins in Hindi and Sanskrit. It is pronounced as "swah-tee" (/ˈswɑːti/) in both languages. The name Swati has a rich cultural significance and is often associated with the star named Arcturus in Hindu astrology. People with this name are believed to possess qualities such as intelligence, creativity, and independence. In terms of popularity, Swati has been steadily used as a baby name in the United States over the years. While it may not be extremely common, it maintains a consistent presence on the charts, indicating its appeal to parents looking for an uncommon yet meaningful name for their daughters.
Pronunciation
Hindi,Sanskrit
- Pronunced as swah-tee (/ˈswɑːti/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Swati
| Swati Bhise is a multi-talented Bharatanatyam dancer, choreographer, educator, producer, director, writer, and arts promoter. |
| Swati Mohan is an Indian-American aerospace engineer who served as the Guidance and Controls Operations Lead on the NASA Mars 2020 mission. |
| Swati Ajay Piramal is an Indian scientist and industrialist, known for her involvement in healthcare and as the vice chairperson of Piramal Group. |
| Swati Dandekar - Swati A. Dandekar is a former Iowa state legislator and U.S. Executive Director at the Asian Development Bank, with a background in biology and chemistry. |
| Swati Avasthi is an Indian-American writer and professor known for her award-winning young adult novels, including "Split" and "Chasing Shadows." |
| Swati is an Indian field hockey player from Haryana, known for her role as the goalkeeper in the India women's national field hockey team. |
| Swati Sharma is an American journalist and the editor in chief of Vox Media, previously holding positions at The Atlantic and The Washington Post. |
