Aarohi

Meaning of Aarohi

Aarohi, pronounced AH-roh-hee, springs from Sanskrit and literally means “ascending,” the very first flutter of notes that sends an Indian raga climbing toward the heavens—picture a musical staircase kissed by sunrise, shouting ¡olé! as it goes. Wrapped in that upward melody is a promise of forever-rising spirit, and the name has been doing its own salsa-step up the U.S. charts, hovering in the 800-900 range where it stays rare enough to feel like a secret serenade. Choosing Aarohi is a bit like tucking a tiny trumpet and tabla into the crib: every time someone says her name, the room hums with possibility, optimism, and just a hint of fiesta flair. Add the sky-high exploits of pilot Aarohi Pandit—the first woman to zip a light-sport aircraft across the Atlantic—and those three syllables suddenly pack jet fuel. For parents seeking a moniker that rises, sings, and dances all at once, Aarohi is pure corazón on the climb.