Yuvraj
Meaning of Yuvraj
The name Yuvraj, predominantly used for males, originates from the Sanskrit language and holds a significant cultural heritage in India. Pronounced as yoo-vraaj (/juːvraːdʒ/), Yuvraj translates to "Crown Prince" or "Heir Apparent," symbolizing royalty and leadership. This regal name has variations such as Yuvaraj, which are equally popular in regions with Indian influence. Over the years, Yuvraj has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with its highest occurrence in 2016 when it ranked 1959th with 74 newborns named Yuvraj. Despite its relatively modest presence in Western countries, the name carries a rich historical and cultural significance that resonates deeply within Indian communities worldwide.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as yoo-vraaj (/juːvraːdʒ/)
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Notable People Named Yuvraj
| Yuvraj Singh is a former Indian international cricketer known for his all-round skills and numerous accolades in ODI cricket, and he is the son of former Indian fast bowler Yograj Singh. |
| Yuvraj Singh is a former Indian under-19 cricket captain who currently plays for Railways and made his debut in both Twenty20 and first-class cricket for the team. |
