Updated October 2026
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Sanskrit
"quiet"
This name, used in both India and Nepal, is one of those lovely boys names that opts for quiet strength over hypermasculine energy. Bollywood cinematographer Nirav Shah is a notable bearer of this…
Abhinav is a meaningful masculine name of Sanskrit origin popular in India and among the Indian diaspora. It translates to 'new,' 'fresh,' or 'innovative,' embodying qualities of creativity and…
Aarnav is a modern Indian name with Sanskrit roots, combining elements that suggest 'ocean' or 'sea.' Popular primarily in India and among the Indian diaspora, Aarnav conveys depth, vastness, and…
Czech; Slovak; Slovene
"peace and glory"
An ancient name with a lovely meaning, still in wide use throughout the Slavic-speaking world. Short forms include Miro, Mirek, Mirko and Miško.
Trev is primarily used as a shortened form of Trevor, a Welsh surname-turned-given name meaning "large settlement" or "prudent." As a standalone name, Trev has a direct, masculine quality with its…
Russian
"fierce and glorious"
The Russian form of an ancient Slavic name, which belonged to several Grand Princes of Kyiv and Novgorod, including Yaroslav I "the Wise". A city and region called Yaroslavl in Western Russia are…
Slavic
"glorious rule"
In Eastern Europe, more fashionable these days than Vladimir.
Hebrew
"praise Jehovah"
Yoav is a variation of Joab, a name featured prominently in the Old Testament.
Adharv is a masculine name of Indian origin, likely a variant spelling of Adharva or possibly related to Atharva, which has roots in Sanskrit. Traditional Atharva refers to the Atharva Veda, one of…
Sanav is a masculine name with roots in Indian culture, particularly popular among Hindu families. While specific etymology varies by region, it generally carries meanings such as 'small' or 'tiny'…
"calm, quiet, tranquil"
A gentle sounding name of Hebrew origin with an equally calm meaning, Shalev is used as a given name and as a surname. Notable bearers include novelist Meir Shalev, footballer Shalev Menashe, and…