Kriti

Meaning of Kriti

Kriti twirls into the baby-name spotlight like a burst of colorful confetti, a Sanskrit treasure whose very syllables mean “creation” or “artistic work.” She carries the warmth of ancient India in her name—think sculpted poetry whispered through sunlit temple courtyards—yet she dances with the rhythm of a Latin fiesta, bright and inviting. Pronounced KREE-tee, she’s as fresh as a morning bloom and as bold as a painter’s brushstroke on a blank canvas. In the United States, Kriti is steadily rising in popularity, charming parents with her melody of meaning and her promise of creativity. Like a little spark of inspiration, she lights up every room with playful curiosity and artistic flair. Whether sketching fantastical worlds in crayon or composing bedtime lullabies, a baby named Kriti is bound to turn every day into a masterpiece.

Pronunciation

Indian (Sanskrit)

• Pronunced as KREE-tee (/kriˈti/)

• Kritika
• Kritisha