Dhaval
Meaning of Dhaval
In the warm glow of a late-spring sunrise over a Tuscan vineyard, the name Dhaval (pronounced THAH-vuhl) arrives like a brush of pale light across ancient stone—its Sanskrit root dhavala meaning “white,” “pure,” or “bright” lending it a timeless grace. Steeped in millennia of Indian tradition, Dhaval evokes images of a noble warrior’s gleaming armor or the first snowflake settling on a temple roof, yet it feels surprisingly at home drifting through a Venetian calle at dusk. Though relatively rare in the United States—five to thirteen newborns a year since the early 1980s, with rankings twinkling between 689th and 821st—its understated elegance makes Dhaval a secret treasure among modern parents. As distinctive and comforting as a scoop of gelato on an evening promenade, it promises warmth, clarity and just a hint of poetic flair.
Pronunciation
Indian
- Pronunced as THAH-vuhl (/θɑˈvɑl/)
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Notable People Named Dhaval
| Dhaval Dhairyawan - |
