Suyash

Meaning of Suyash

Suyash is a masculine given name of Sanskrit origin, comprising the morphemes su, meaning “good,” and yash, denoting “fame” or “glory,” and articulated in English as /suˈjɑʃ/; this etymological construction situates the name within a semantic field of auspicious reputation, lending it a certain technical precision valued by parents seeking an appellation that bridges South Asian heritage and Anglo-American naming conventions. Since its inaugural appearance in the United States Social Security Administration’s top 1,000 newborn names in 2002 at rank 809 (six registrants), Suyash has exhibited a consistently niche adoption, with annual births ranging from five to nine and rankings oscillating between a low of 924 in 2016 and a high of 823 in 2003, culminating in nine occurrences and rank 903 in 2018—a data-driven testament to its stable but limited presence in the anglophone onomastic landscape.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as soo-YAHSH (/suˈjɑʃ/)

• Suraj
• Surya
• Sumit
• Sudhir
• Sujay
• Sushant
• Sumanth