Yuven

Meaning of Yuven

Yuven, pronounced YOO-ven (/ˈjuːvən/), traces its roots to the Latin iuvenis, meaning “young,” and finds a parallel in the Sanskrit yuvān, “youthful” or “vigorous,” a dual heritage that lends the name both classical depth and modern appeal. In the United States, Yuven has maintained a modest but consistent presence over the past decade—typically five to ten births per year, with a ranking in the low 900s—indicating its attraction to parents who value originality without courting obscurity. Structurally, its simple three-syllable, vowel-consonant-vowel pattern enhances clarity and memorability, while its etymological associations evoke energy, renewal and a quietly confident spirit.

Pronunciation

• Pronunced as YOO-ven (/ˈjuːvən/)

• Yuvan
• Yuvraj