Shivaan
Meaning of Shivaan
Shivaan, pronounced SHEE-vahn (/ʃi.vɑːn/), is a masculine name of Sanskrit origin that evokes the auspicious aura of Shiva—symbol of transformation, grace, and quiet strength. As a variant spelling, it subtly shifts the emphasis toward a lyrical resonance, suggesting a character whose calm determination flows like an unseen current beneath still waters. In the United States, Shivaan first breached the Social Security Administration’s top 1,000 in the mid-2000s and, over the past decade, has maintained a presence near the 900th rank, with annual occurrences ranging from 8 to 31 births—19 in 2024—reflecting an analytical ascent rather than a sudden spike. While it hasn’t stormed the charts, this modest footing may well underscore its understated allure. The name’s rich spiritual heritage and contemporary sensibility combine to offer parents an elegant choice that bridges storied tradition and modern distinctiveness.
Pronunciation
Hindi
- Pronunced as SHEE-vahn (/ʃi.vɑːn/)
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