Mahi
Meaning of Mahi
Mahi, a cheerful female name, arrives with its soft chant—mah-hee—like the golden blush of dawn, a cálido murmullo weaving earth and water into one. Born in Sanskrit as “earth” or “greatness” and celebrated in Persian as a sunlit fish dancing through turquoise seas, Mahi glides through tongues with the lightness of a brisa. In the U.S., she’s been steadily making her mark: from eleven newborns in 2001 to thirty-six little Mahis in 2024, nestled at rank 914 among the top 1,000. Pronounced mah-hee (/maˈhi/) in Hindi, this name balances grounded strength and playful sparkle, like a fiesta both rooted in history and fresh as morning light, perhaps even ready for an impromptu dance in tiny socks. Every Mahi brings her own story—a tiny explorer with feet firm on the tierra and corazón full of alegría—leaving a trail of warmth wherever she goes.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as mah-hee (/maˈhi/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Mahi
| Mahi Binebine - |
| Mahi V Raghav - |
