Sarvi
Meaning of Sarvi
Sarvi is a unique and melodious name predominantly used for girls. The name Sarvi has roots in Persian culture, where it translates to "cypress," a tree symbolizing eternal life due to its evergreen nature and graceful stature. This association imbues the name with connotations of resilience, beauty, and longevity. Pronounced SAR-vee (/sɑrˈvi/), it carries an elegant simplicity that is both easy to say and memorable. A variation of the name is Sarva, which shares similar phonetic qualities. In recent years, Sarvi remains quite rare in the United States; in 2023, it was given to only 5 newborn girls, ranking it at 15121 nationally. This rarity can make Sarvi a wonderful choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet culturally rich name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as SAR-vee (/sɑrˈvi/)
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Notable People Named Sarvi
| Sarvi Kalhor - Sarvi, an English singer educated at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, gained recognition with her debut single "Dj's Bringing Me Back To Life," and achieved notable success with subsequent singles like "Stereo Love" and "Amore," which topped the UK's Upfront Club Charts. |
