Tejal

Meaning of Tejal

Tejal (TAY-jal) traces her luminous roots to Sanskrit, where “tejas” speaks of brilliance, inner fire, and the glimmer of dawn-lit water—an image as vivid as a sunrise walk on a dewy summer morning. In India, that meaning has long made the name a quiet celebration of courage and clarity, and, little by little, American parents have taken notice; Tejal has flickered on U.S. birth charts since the 1970s, never common but always sparkling like a firefly in the data. Picture a girl named Tejal: she’s the friend whose smile cuts through gray days, the student who brings bright ideas to the table, the grown-up who keeps her spark even in boardroom fluorescence. It’s a name that carries both warmth and wattage—perfect for parents seeking something familiar to the ear yet rare enough to feel like a hidden gemstone waiting to be discovered.

Pronunciation

Indian English

• Pronunced as TAY-jal (/teɪˈdʒɑl/)

• Tejasvi