Sarvesh

Meaning of Sarvesh

Sarvesh, pronounced sar-VESH (/sərˈvɛʃ/), traces its roots to the Sanskrit sarva (“all”) and īśa (“lord”), evoking the notion of a sovereign presiding over every realm—an image that, in its quiet dignity, might feel at home amid the marble halls of a Persian court. Analytically speaking, Sarvesh has maintained a modest but steady presence in the United States, hovering between ranks 809 and 933 since 2000, with a slight high‐water mark at 865 in 2011 and most recently appearing 12 times in 2024 at rank 912. These figures suggest that, although Sarvesh has never stormed the top of the popularity charts (nor does it seem inclined to), it persists with the deliberate consistency of a desert caravan, appealing to parents who favour a name imbued with cultural depth and a touch of mythic resonance—no grand fanfare required.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as sar-VESH (/sərˈvɛʃ/)