Rishab
Meaning of Rishab
Rishab weaves ancient heritage and modern appeal into a single, melodic package. With roots in Sanskrit—where it means “superior” or “morning star”—this name conjures images of steadfast strength and the hopeful dawn of new beginnings. Pronounced REE-shub (/riˈʃɑb/), it dances lightly across the lips, fitting just as comfortably in a sunlit nursery as it will on a boardroom table. While it’s still on the rise in the U.S., hovering just outside the top 900, those in the know are drawn to its fresh, luminous charm and quiet confidence—enough swagger, perhaps, to charm an extra cookie from grandma. For parents seeking a name rooted in tradition yet bright with promise, Rishab offers a warm invitation to a name as enduring as it is spirited.
Pronunciation
Hindi,Sanskrit
- Pronunced as REE-shub (/riˈʃɑb/)
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Notable People Named Rishab
| Rishab Shetty - |
