Vraj

Meaning of Vraj

The name Vraj is a distinctive and culturally rich choice for boys, rooted in Indian (Gujarati) heritage. Pronounced as "vrahj" (/vrɑːdʒ/), the name carries deep cultural significance within Hinduism, often associated with the region of Vraja in India, which holds great historical and spiritual importance. In Hindu mythology, Vraja is known as the land where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, making it a name imbued with divine connotations and a sense of sacredness. Over the years, Vraj has seen varying levels of popularity in the United States, peaking notably in 2005 when it ranked 3447th with 28 occurrences. Despite its unique cultural origins, the name has found resonance among parents seeking a meaningful and spiritually significant name for their sons.

Pronunciation

Indian (Gujarati)

• Pronunced as vrahj (/vrɑːdʒ/)