What is happening to Indian names?

[@mohak_mangal]

I was named by my mausi (aunt). She came into the hospital. Since I was always smiling as a baby, she felt that I am मनमोहक. Hence, I was named Mohak :) I love my name because of the meaning it has and because it's really unique! I always get the email IDs I want :P What's the story of your name?

[@RaceFeed]

I was named by my bade papa. He named me Aishwary. Even though I am a male. Seems like he was a Aishwarya Rai fan 👀🤣

[@ivinitmittal]

Videos bhi bade mohak hai...

[@narenvish]

My father named me Narendra Vishwakarma. Now I called by my friends Modi... But I really don't like the nickname given to me by my friends 😅.

[@armaanahmed8357]

I was named by my grandfather because after my birth all their wishes they wished got true my brother got selected in football team and qualified as CA my way elder sis topped boards (they are my cousins) my mom got a job in school etc so they named me armaan

[@saumyasinha8447]

My bua named me

[@lifeisoof]

When you become a parent keep your child's name starting with a "Z". Your kid will always be grateful through out the entire education cycle.

[@satyrnarainmathur359]

Lol

[@studiousboy644]

clever

[@lifeisoof]

@@vaishnaviwaghmare Kabhi kabhi character development ke naam pe toh vaat lagni chahiye

[@lifeisoof]

@@vaishnaviwaghmare Developing mental scar tissue from giving extempore when youre called first

[@Subhrajyoti]

@@lifeisoof bhai mai apna naam kya rakhun

[@g.reaper7946]

I though Panna lal was a rich, gold wearing diamond merchant who consumes betel leaves like byju’s sell Ed.

[@subconscious_mind]

yeah! i remembered "Panna Lal Johari" from Entertainment Movie.

[@mannsaab9416]

Same here

[@humoursabji4045]

😏😏

[@DooodlePooodle]

Yeah actually Panna Lal sounds like a Rich Baniya, sitting in a shop counting money, that guy he portrayed, looks more like Monu Lal, Sonu kumar names

[@annurani9284]

Maine bhi socha ja Johri hoga

[@gotum428doke]

I'm from Galo Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh. Our names hold no literal meaning but it defines our family tree and our ancient forefathers. I could count back to 18 generations of my lineage but just remembering the name. For example : My Grandfather was Ripak. My father was Pakgo and my name is Gotum. Ripak - Pakgo - Gotum. My children will have names starting from 'Tum' like Tumli, Tumba etc.

[@pranavdesai9322]

In a way it feels like tribute to ancestors...fascinating...

[@dhruvbhartia90]

That's interesting

[@callmex3856]

OMG

[@oyedeepak]

Woah, interestinggggg!

[@mtarkes]

This is same as the South Indian tradition of adding father's name at the end.

[@manifesting_desired_job_111]

My father and my grandma decided my name. When I was born, it was like a flood condition in the town because for 19 days it was raining continuously. So they named me Meghamala which means an array of clouds. Whenever I meet someone new I get compliments for having an unique name. ☺

[@muskanmishra2445]

My favorite teacher name is meghmala is that you meghmala mam

[@dehinayadav1111]

Your name is stunning 🥰

[@paraynikisku]

My name is Parayni. Named by my father even before I was born. He always wanted a baby girl. I come from the Santal community, a very ancient tribal community of India. Parayni means lotus in Santali and is pronounced as पोरायनी।😊 . Edit: Thank you so much for the appreciation and love. I never received this many compliments for my name. This was overwhelming💗 and yes I am from Odisha😁

[@_alexcristian_]

And my name is Pankaj meaning same as your name 🤭😂

[@palayansh03]

From where you belong sister🤨

[@kenkaneki3921]

You got a beautiful name !!

[@designermombygeetachugh2022]

Nice story I also want a baby girl and I have named her already..tho I am very young rn

[@sudarshan3965]

From which state is your tribal community from?

[@PrantikaJagannath]

My name is Prantika, and I was named so because my mom was told by doctors that she won't be able to conceive anymore and I was the last child. So Prantika means 'the end'. Thank you for this video Mohak.

[@prantikpriyam]

And finally I found a person having resemblence with my name. Your name is unique.

[@TanyaWins007]

Beautiful name.😍

[@cherp5837]

Very nice but how many were born before it ended

[@VinieStories]

Nice name prantika.. I'll keep it in mind for my daughter in future 😅

[@anewlife5846]

My grand uncle, my two aunts and now me - all single and childfree for life.😇

[@rajdeeppaul2415]

Initially i thought Mohak only researched on contents related to economics. But the way he is expanding his horizons is commendable. Keep up the good work. Your videos keep me hooked.

[@vardhanarya]

pahle bhi to politics aur other fields ki video dalta tha ye

[@growtogether1869]

absolutely true brother...

[@hii.o]

Yes! His team getting bigger He explained it before ..

[@Subhrajyoti]

@@hii.o kitna bigger??

[@hii.o]

@@Subhrajyoti I don't know he was saying comparing the last number 🍊

[@Itsme18803]

My name was suggested by my late grandfather. My parents both had their names beginning with S, so they wanted to name me something pretty and meaningful with an "S". My grandfather had decided the name even before I was born: Sanjukta. It means togetherness. Since I'm a Bengali, I was given two names. My parents then decided to call me Mohor, which basically means asset or gold coin. They said I was a precious gift to them, and now that is my nick name.

[@HarshPatel27]

A friend of mine, the first born of his parents, was named Pratham. His younger sister was named Dwitiya.

[@spiritualwisdom3640]

Really ?

[@SelfTaughLearner_NV]

Lmao 😂

[@kashishgupta9679]

@@alhaitamriyadh 😂 fourth would be chatur

[@abhiz.tagade]

5th will be surely Pancham 😅

[@KindaMAD-hav]

@@abhiz.tagade sixth will be 'i dont want to say'

[@swapnamoypramanik]

In west bengal boys between 20-25 years old have very common and popular name "SOURAV". 🏏, If you shout Sourav in a crowd atleast 3 people will reply. 😜😜

[@tow_cyclist]

and Abhishek

[@saurabhkumar7795]

Did you call me ?

[@deboshmitaghosh0609]

And gourav too

[@deboshmitaghosh0609]

Gourav,sourav,riki,rima,timpa,tutu,manna😂 if u just shout this name atleast 10 people will come out😂😆

[@saurabhkumar7795]

@@deboshmitaghosh0609 I am still here

[@SajidSirsFunda]

As a teacher, I have come across different variations of the same name. Zeel, Zheel, Zeal, Jheel, Jeel, Jill. There were twin brothers named, hold your breath, VIN and NIV. Reason: Father is Nikhil and Mother is Vandana.

[@subhu4384]

Hilarious 😂😂

[@MihirS84]

Twins dikhte hi ek jaise hai...uppar se giving them similar names, making them wear identical clothes...no chance to develop an identity of their own.

[@ThunderLightStrikes]

😂😂😂 attendance taking must be fun

[@divineflu34567]

@Chinese Communist Virus bot

[@rucha3385]

Lol luv kush is much better 🤣

[@103Ratedteam]

0:13 if you have subtitles on then you will see "(System failure......)"

[@krishnacraftandgames]

💀

[@Freedom_iwant]

Bhai ne pehle se EL vish 🐍 ka system fail karne ka soch rakkha tha 😂

[@Player_is_I]

Lol

[@DarkStromy]

We found Easter Egg 🥚

[@DivyashreeMangalorkar]

When my mom was younger, she dreamed that if she ever had a daughter, she would name her Divya because before marraige her name was Jyoti (like Divya Jyoti), and when I was born, the pandit suggested the alphabet D and also said Divya would be a good name. But dad said Divya is very common, so he kept Divya but added a Shree to it. So that’s how Divyashree. And oh I’m the only Divyashree Mangalorkar in the whole world 😊 Dad passsed away when I was 2 and mum in 2019, but my name has both of their touch & that will always remain 💗

[@sud8981]

Did she by any chance was a Covid victim?

[@shivangbhardwaj826]

@@sud8981 It was in 2019, chances of that are pretty low

[@sud8981]

@@shivangbhardwaj826 Well covid started from March 2019. Right after Delhi's communal violence.

[@shivangbhardwaj826]

@@sud8981 March 2020 LOL

[@nikamprasad]

@@shivangbhardwaj826*le carry -- lockdown me bavala ho gaya hai

[@HarshPatel27]

A cousin of mine, born and brought up in the US, got married to a white guy. She wanted to name her daughter with Indian connection but easy to pronounce by the US people. So she named her Ellora. We all loved her name.

[@reguluscorneas3387]

thats actually such an amazing and creative name!

[@lostworld9607]

Ellora caves

[@justarandomguy157]

thats an amazing name by this logic what will be a boy's name?

[@rajasibhattacherjee7786]

Bestest name 😂😂

[@hemasingh572]

Ellora ajanta caves 😀😀.nice concept

[@jyotichoudhary9086]

I was born during Durga Puja and my father daily sangs "Ambe Gauri ". He loves this line " Koti Ratan Jyoti " and thus I was named as Jyoti .

[@zeref0007]

Nice one 🙂

[@divyanshsinha9048]

Jai mata rani 🙏🏻

[@myyeschannel]

Achi baat hai puri tarah se indian naam hai , mujhe mera naam pasand nahi hai kyounki mera naam Indian nahi Russian origin ka hai💀

[@Swag_Gaming]

@@myyeschannel what's ur name?

[@kyakyrah]

man! even my name does too..i was born during kali puja, nd my name has a very close connection with Ambe gauri

[@that_one_introvert]

My name was given by my doctor (gynaecologist) who delivered me. I was one of the toughest delivery of her life so she requested to name me after her own name... She's still in contact even after 19 years and loves a lot!!!! 🥰😄

[@FaridaMotarwala]

What's your name?

[@random__human]

Her name is Priya

[@u_think_u_OP]

​@@random__humanrandom hooman guessing random name😂

[@random__human]

@@u_think_u_OP nah bro as far as I can remember she has already replied to a comment that person was also asking her the same thing so yheaaaa

[@Ririi20]

@@random__humanthat’s my moms name, I mean my dad changed it to Priya after the got married

[@nivedhshetty]

My mom was hoping for a girl and so decided on the name Niveditha. When she got a boy, decided to shorten it to Nivedh, which is actually a shortened form of Naivedhyam meaning "offerings to God"

[@aktrials1535]

SAGAR ALIAS JACKY

[@freddiem6805]

That's genius. And it's a nice name

[@tisha418]

Meaning of the name is very nice

[@Vishnugupta-fi3oe]

@@aktrials1535 😂

[@rameshdevasi6720]

NI - setting down, Vedh - to tremble.

[@genzglam8974]

Zillenial : Vinod, Binod Millennial: Kriti, kirti Gen z: aaditya ,adit Gen alpha : Kiara, Kaira Never ending confusion 😹

[@geovani149]

Hey 😏

[@ADITYASINGH-it6xb]

So true

[@shadymello9146]

My cousin Who lives in france actually named my niece kayra

[@Zer0ne47]

Adhitya is also pretty common where i live

[@ADITYASINGH-it6xb]

@@Zer0ne47 Aditya is a pretty common name in whole India

[@simple_world444]

When i was born my mom wanted to name me 'Sanaya' but for some reason that time they didn't like it. my family are big devotees of Sai Baba thats why they decided to put the word "Sai" in my name and finally named me Saismita,i actually like my name very much ,when i asked them the meaning they were like ' we don't know ' we just named you after Sai baba . Finally i had to search it myself on google and turns out its an Assamese name which means "one with a beautiful smile"❤

[@saishamendiratta2255]

Same:) My name means life's meaning or the truth of life

[@riddhikelshikar5316]

I m named Riddhi bcoz it goes well along with my sister's name, "Siddhi" 😂. Dekh rahe ho kitne efforts daale hai mere parents ne

[@shivank447]

do u have a third sis ? :D just curious

[@sundardhami5437]

@@shivank447 she would be Vidhi

[@virajmhapsekar2977]

Sab efforts pregnancy mein hi kiye honge😂😂

[@adwaitvedant3297]

*Keep vedic names ,they are more cool than bollywood crap* E.g avyabhartin (avaya) , Turvasu, Indra , Varuna , Alina , Drishadvaati, Arya , sunaina , gargi , iravati (Ira) , Rohini , pushkar , vishnu, chandrahas etc 🇮🇳🚩 Keep your country's culture alive ..And names are important tools to keep culture alive...by Adopting western name you are keeping western civilization alive.This is pure effect of colonisation. Feel proud about Indian names..Many people will make us feel ashamed of our name because they have an agenda to sow the seed of colonization and alienate us from our own culture

[@riddhikelshikar5316]

@@shivank447 no 😂

[@ssaxena3209]

My father applied lot of logic to name keeping. He decided my name should not come first during viva and practicals . There are 26 letters 26/2= 13. M is the 13th letter. So, M was fix. My mom wanted to name me either muskan or mahi whereas dadu wanted to name me Sumedha.Papa finally decided to name me Medha(wisdom) Mummy got her chance when my sister was born, they named Her Mahi :) Ps: Due to online classes, viva happened in groups so my name came in the last😂

[@ananyachoudhury6834]

What a coincidence! My nickname is Medha and my younger sister's nickname is Mahi. 😀

[@pritbhatt3102]

Hey even my name is maahi

[@goutamboppana961]

😂😂😂😂

[@all_for_one1415]

I will remember this trick for my kid in the future. Say thanks to your father for me😁

[@sumedha6802]

Ayo my dadi named me sumedha💀

[@vikrantspatil530]

My mother named me Anushka. When I asked her the story behind my name, she said that when she was in her college, she read a book. That story was based on a Russian girl who was strong, fearless, but kind and always smiling. But her name was Anoshka. When I was born, I would always smile and won't fear anything. So she named me Anushka. But then, Anushka Sharma entered bollywood and I was always bullie and teased for it. Now this doesn't matter to me as Anushka Sharma is really successful.

[@mohak_mangal]

Interesting story!

[@rahulray5411]

one question...Why is your name Vikrant then? Did you forget to change the account you're using, or do you use this name online for privacy?

[@humangaming2024]

@@rahulray5411 not everyone has their own mobile phone

[@rahulray5411]

@@humangaming2024 makes sense, I was just curious

[@vikrantspatil530]

@@rahulray5411 yes. I kept my father's name as I don't really want reveal my name in public.

[@agniswar3]

My name is Agniswar. My father gave me this name. He is a big fan of Uttam Kumar the legendary Bengali actor of the 60's era. Uttam Kumar once played the main role of a film named 'Agnishwar' which is based on a Bengali novel of the same name. Both the novel and the film revolves around the eponymous Dr. Agnishwar who is an extremely honest doctor and a good man as depicted in the film. The memory of this film flashed in my father's head when he named me and hence my name - Agniswar.

[@sorrymyenglishbad2535]

I can only imagine what they did to your name during school years...

[@agniswar3]

@@sorrymyenglishbad2535 I was never ridiculed for this name rather I am proud to have such a name. My teachers has praised this name while some of my friends jokingly called me 'Agnidev'. I don't know how much I deserve it or how far I kept its prestige but I love this name of mine.

[@RobinHood-hc9dj]

Im bengali Bengali names are very different last names Like mia for men begam for women

[@disconnected9799]

And then there are Shrutis, Snehas, Shwetas and Priyas laughing in a corner

[@snehasupriya6924]

:")

[@ashutoshtripathi4329]

@@snehasupriya6924 kasoti jindagi ki dekhti thi ky apki mummy??

[@monishasekar4716]

Typical south indian names!!!

[@shruthikrishnaswamy1539]

When there are three or four shruthis in the class🤣

[@priyarana4457]

Yes i m 😂

[@OMKAR_x_beyonder]

People I know generally troll me for having 'nath' in my name. They say it feels like I'm an old man . I always felt bad about it but now I realise people are either obsessed or jealous or uncomfortable with anything contradicting their generic mind set.

[@kashutosh9132]

It's a good sounding name brother

[@serenity-vy7el]

Its beautiful name dear ❤️

[@sinlesscondemned]

Your name has a royalty in it. Don't pay attention to these people I was bullied alot for my name and I still don't get why? Beacuse my name is extremely unique and attractive. I always loved my name. So be happy and proud of it.

[@TheInvisibleLady-2]

Arey your name is of Mahadev's name. You're lucky man

[@jerrybi8400]

Modern Indian names are really generic. The Nath in your game gives a feeling of superiority to me atleast, you should try to feel Pride aswell 😃

[@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल]

We had many Shubhams, Priyas in schools. At least every class was having at least 3-4 Shubhams and Priyas.

[@jessica.rachna]

Well we had many Ashishs

[@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल]

@@jessica.rachna you're joking ofc😂

[@bhaveshrajaiya1146]

That's good bro. Shubham means good, Priya means dear. It is Sanskrit name. More beautiful than urdu name ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@indiantechsupport7109]

@@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल hell NO!!! Ashish is one of the most common

[@shreeanshi9695]

Rahul and Ayush too

[@BlueMoon_Night]

I actually really love the meanings behind our Indian names. When you get to learn the meaning, sometimes it really impacts you as well how carefully your name was chosen. Sometimes it signifies hopes and wishes for the kid, blessings, sometimes what our parents/grandparents wish our life would be like, what we achieve whether success or happiness or health and prosperity...I know change is inevitable, but I hope this doesn't change too much and people still give their kids meaningful names. The thing with Sanskrit names, or names in old languages/inspired from them is how one word, one syllable can hold such intricate meanings... I really cherish my name and it brings me joy when I think of how my grandfather chose it for me, especially now that he's not here. Thinking of it brings those memories back

[@FoodieTechVoyager]

My mother's name is Kaveri so she wanted to name me too after a river. My grandfather (father's dad) was a Bangladeshi refugee and thereby wanted to name me after something which has connection with Bangladesh. Thereby I got my name, as Meghna is a very important river of Bangladesh

[@lalitsharma740]

When Ganga river enter in Bangladesh than it called meghna

[@zeeshanhazari]

@@lalitsharma740 really appreciated the info

[@arpanabinaswar1811]

@@zeeshanhazari abe Ye Class 8/9 ke Geography me tha shayad

[@Ooooodash]

@@arpanabinaswar1811 bhai 8/9 classs ki geography bhul jate hai agge chl ke koi galti nhi usme uski

[@Valkyri3Z]

@@lalitsharma740 No , its called Padma. Meghna is different river.

[@ritukidiary]

My name is ritu,and i was named by my mom who inspired by nature...thank u mohak sir..

[@anonymoususer602]

Chupp

[@bankawatlata357]

@@anonymoususer602 kya problem hai??

[@arupkumarjena5178]

Ya that's nice..... She shouldn't choose "Diary" as your surname...🙄🤔

[@ritukidiary]

It's my channel name..my ful name is ritu sarkar..

[@Theodore-o5q]

Mʏ ɴᴀᴍᴇ ɪs EɴᴅᴇʀMᴀɴ

[@ektasharma1950]

I named my son, Rudransh. I brought him home after 15 days of tough NICU period at hospital on the auspicious day of Mahashivratri. 😇. Also named my niece Aadishree 😀🎊🎉

[@kashutosh9132]

I am also named after Mahadev 😊

[@vishists721]

Both names are great!

[@ajayboss9610]

jai mahakaal 🙏🙏

[@arnav9657]

Bob names🤩

[@MemesthanYoutube]

My name is nilnayan-blueeyes

[@shuchismitadas5076]

When my mom was in college she had a wish of having a daughter and naming her "Shuchismita"(woman with the purest smile). My classmates and the people I met said that my smile is so mesmerising 🙃Mom literally choose the best name for me ❤️

[@PriyankaMeher10]

Are you from Odisha..

[@geetanjlib272]

I was named by my school teacher.. when my parents took me to school for admission teacher asked them d name of baby n dey were like that we used to call her gudiya 😂😂.. at that time one of my school teacher named me who was reading a book of Ravindra nath Tagore's Geetanjali.. lol such a hilarious story behind my name.. my parents forgot to named me 😂😂😂

[@nawaz1682]

What a story! I think after that you were first priority of that teacher!! Lol

[@arupkumarjena5178]

Ha ha...same thing happened to my of my friends... I m also a teacher , We too have choosen and changed some of my students names.

[@vanessameow1902]

Omg what a brilliant anecdote! This would make for a great icebreaker.

[@bhavya5692]

I love that name 😍

[@rohansingh6514]

Haha 😆

[@ivinitmittal]

Can't believe, there is something called as Sanjana Phenomenon!!!🤧

[@adwaitvedant3297]

*Keep vedic names ,they are more cool than bollywood crap* E.g avyabhartin (avaya) , Turvasu, Indra , Varuna , Alina (one of the indo vedic tribe) , Drishadvaati, Arya , sunaina , gargi , iravati (Ira) , Rohini , pushkar , vishnu, chandrahas etc 🇮🇳🚩 Keep your country's culture alive ..And names are important tools to keep culture alive...by Adopting western name you are keeping western civilization alive.This is pure effect of colonisation. Feel proud about Indian names..Many people will make us feel ashamed of our name because they have an agenda to sow the seed of colonization and alienate us from our own culture

[@naturelover4148]

Mera ex ka nam tha sanjana. 😅🤣

[@Lifeangel2908]

I had a classmate who’s real name was Ranjana but she always said her name was Sanjana and her real name was revealed during 12th preboards when we were distributed our board roll numbers.

[@its_sharan54]

@@naturelover4148 Bhai 🤣🤣

[@Subhrajyoti]

@@adwaitvedant3297 saare names bole gaye the woh bhi indian hi hai bas globalisation bhi dhyan mai rkhte hain

[@埼玉-u6l]

I'm not lying, my neighbour uncle has named his 2 year old son "Virtual"😂 cause he likes the word a lot. I hope they realise their mistake and change his name.

[@sakshimudgal8809]

🤣🤣🤣 laughing like anything reading this in the middle of the night.. seriously??

[@VisionMusic78]

That's nothing, there's one tribe in our area who names their children like ' Freedam' 'Daimon' 'Sunrise' 'Sanbright' 'Roket' 'Strong' ' Morningstar' and what not🤣

[@埼玉-u6l]

@@VisionMusic78 roket had me 😂

[@埼玉-u6l]

@@sakshimudgal8809 if only I could prove it somehow 😂

[@dhruw9935]

Virtual really sound so cool mann

[@lopamudrahazra-c6r]

This is why I’m very proud that my father chose an uncommon name and it holds history. My grandfather named me sushmita at first but my father objected it because during that time sushmita sen was crowned and people would think that my parents named me that just because of sushmita sen and also sushmita is a very common name, so he read several newspapers, novels and then he read our religious book he was mesmerised by the name and thought that’d be the best for me. My name is Lopamudra.

[@nmvrr8760]

So do you know that Lopamudra is the wife of Agastya maharshi?

[@jobinm7116]

​@@nmvrr8760Is this the wife that was cursed due to her relation with Indra?

[@u_think_u_OP]

​@@jobinm7116she has relation with almost every hooman at her time😂

[@kc77]

Wow Prominent women poets in Vedic age are Lopamudra Apala Ghosa and Viswavara 😊

[@PriyankaMeher10]

Are you from west bengal..

[@makeyourlifeeasy9619]

9:05 , i wanna add something here as i am also a native uttarakhandi. Ganga Ram = lower caste Ram Ganga = Upper caste Name of gods used after real name is done by lower caste , see GANGA ram TULA ram , vice versa for upper caste people. This Sanskritisation is really helping to reduce discrimination , generally people of grandparents age r now have that discrimination type feeling, In coming times this little discrimination also ends with the end of that old generation ❤️

[@sampurnadas8866]

Me and my brother are twins and we were named by our doctor who operated the delivery during our birth. Swayang ( meaning self in Sanskrit) and Sampurna ( meaning complete in Sanskrit). Swayam-sampurn is a word in Sanskrit meaning self completion. 🌷

[@qwerty-17op]

Such a creative and good name

[@ruchiRocksta]

Beautiful names you both have.

[@sampurnadas8866]

@@ruchiRocksta thank you ☺️

[@Vision29907]

Isse kya ho gya ?😂

[@ShilaKarmakar-bx7jd]

Are You Bengali? If Yes, We are basically obsessed about our children’s name.. We think our children name basically from Puran..

[@snehchao8042]

My name is Sneh and I am a boy, when I was like 6-12 years old, I was always made fun of because how my name sounded like “snake” and how it resembled the name “Sneha”, I always wanted to change my name. But now that I am older this name has made me stand out, cuz of its meaning (Love) and that it’s quite unique, specially for a boy.

[@potatowarrior747]

That is beautiful

[@juhivarma7160]

It is beautiful. You know, if they'd made a Bollywood smash hit with a cute hero named "Sneh" (instead of Prem), your name would have made you the most popular boy in school and no one would have had trouble pronouncing it or made fun.

[@snehchao8042]

@@juhivarma7160 yeah so true

[@samyuktashivshankar6928]

That's really uncommon but so great at breaking gender norms na! We typically associate love with a female, this is a good concept your parents pulled off.

[@samyuktashivshankar6928]

@@juhivarma7160 omg yessss

[@vss__2007]

I was born on the day of Ram Navmi and also the last day of summer navaratri. There goes my name: "Vaishnavi" and I really love it, it has so many meanings!

[@shubhratrii]

Thank God, my parents went through Hindi and Sanskrit dictionaries instead of following the trend. And I’ve always loved its meaning.😭🖤

[@MemesthanYoutube]

You should name your son karpurgoram-white as camphor

[@docilelikewintercatfish]

Yeah, my name is Lahm. (Lamm) if you pronounce.

[@Himanshu_Singh793]

It means Sarasvatī right?

[@debjitbanerjee8512]

My mother's name is also subhra

[@debjitbanerjee8512]

@@Himanshu_Singh793 yes

[@Abracadabra972]

I am named yash, reason i have two sisters named Shraddha and Pooja, so as per chronology a sentence forms "Shraddha se Pooja karo aur Yash paao" Means if you will pray with all your heart and mind you will get happiness and success... That it... Let me know how was it

[@annurani9284]

Very good, main bhi kuch aisa hi karti

[@1702deepak]

@@annurani9284 haan to pehle 2 ladki karo phir ek ladka phir naam milane ki bari aayegi😂

[@rajendrakumar-eh8wu]

😂🤣😂 Tumhari ane wali gen ka name Laddu , prsad , chandan.

[@Maya-ly8xg]

@@rajendrakumar-eh8wu 🤣

[@vivekban427]

School mein phir kaisa tha, hamesha last me bulaya jata hoga.?

[@anammmmmmm]

This comment section is so interesting with people explaining their names.

[@akshatjain1130]

You're are also welcome to tell your story bro

[@YKumar-pc9bh]

Chhattisgarh me Agar new Born Babies Critical halat Me hoti Hai To Unka Nam Ajeeb Se Rakh Diya Jata Hai Jaise Guha Dhela

[@vaneegupta]

@@YKumar-pc9bh Guha Dhela maane..

[@vaneegupta]

@Chinese Communist Virus thank you. Yes I had heard amid Covid parents keeping names of their new born children as Corona and something weird kind of.

[@vaneegupta]

@Chinese Communist Virus not only in parts of Jharkhand, Bihar and UP but other states as well. I think there must be a reason for the parents keeping such names. Warna aise kaun rakhta hain naam!

[@avantikamishra7239]

I was named Avantika after my Mummy and Mama did a lot of numeroloical research and hence came up with the name Avantika. My name was also named after knowing that it was Lord Shiva's Puri's name also called as Ujjain. As I am the first daughter my name also meant as the very first flower of the season and that makes a sense here too. So I am in love with my name since I know how much meaning it holds for me and my family.

[@megha.biswas]

I was born on 17th June and it was cloudy whole day and raining heavily later and was the first rain of the season ! So my dad decide to name me megha ! ❤️

[@gayatri555]

Perfect

[@pawanbhardwaj02]

The girl I had a crush on has the same name as yours and it's crazy how nowadays I see her name everywhere

[@please9053]

@Vaishnavi Sangvikar dude I was born on a very rainy floody day on 27th June

[@apurvasinha2848]

Hey.. my sister too was born on a heavily raining day...her name is Megha.

[@dehinayadav1111]

How poetically beautiful ❤

[@dhruw9935]

Meanwhile boys named *Aakash* *Aaditya* and *Shubham* are laughing at the corner.😂

[@amazingstatus1787]

And I have friends with all the names mentioned in ur comment🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VinieStories]

And Rishabh too 😂

[@adityaprasad697]

😐

[@dhruw9935]

@@adityaprasad697 😂

[@CallMeDaddyCool]

@@amazingstatus1787 me too 🤣

[@harirao0302]

My named is Hari. My mother during her pregnancy, on every Saturday she used to get the dreams of lord Venkateswara Swamy (tirupathi balaji). Hence she named me HARI which is an another name of lord Venkateswara Swamy.

[@Raghav-gr6qr]

It's even cool... If u go live in foreign countries... People will call u harry... From harry Potter✌

[@muralikartik6813]

@Sourabh singh dont forget to pack a sweater/jacket with you....its cold up there😁

[@manusingh2507]

Jai Jai 🤩

[@arayikharutyunyan494]

@Uday Vashishta Son of Saddam ?

[@devikrishna9962]

Oh thts grt,my elder brother's name is also Hari..HariKrishnan and hence my name Devikrishna 😅

[@OceanDive_]

When I was borned my name was Finalized as "Anamika "by my aunt . I was being called with this name in school, home everywhere until 2 incidents took place 1. I met with a priest and asked the meaning of my name .He told me that my name is meaningless, means my name has no meaning.(I was stunned to know this ) 2. A newly serial came in which Anamika was the name of a ghost (bhootni) After knowing this i was bullied by my siblings. So i told my father to change my name . So this is how my name originated as "Priyanshi" which means "Lovable"

[@ApekshaLakhyani]

Anamika means the third finger(ring finger) by which we perform most rituals I hope that explains

[@shravanitambe9312]

In my case my neighbor suggested my parents to keep my name "Shravani" because I was born in the month of "August" and according to Marathi calendar "August" means "shravan"

[@Jake_sebastian]

Nice,but shravan is a Hindu calendar month which consists of half July and half of August.

[@shravanitambe9312]

@@Jake_sebastian yes 😊

[@MichelleObamasBBC]

Actually August is evenly split between the months of Shravan and Bhadrapad

[@fahmidabegum5]

In Bengali it's similar. Sraboni is a common name named after bangla month Srabon. It's also in mid August so I think it's the same

[@nitishverma1235]

In 90's MAHABHARAT . The character whose played as KRISHNA his real name was Nitish . so my grand parents gave me Nitish as my name .

[@mayurberde1172]

Even I had my classmates name is Nitish

[@mykingparth]

Same with Parth. One of very common name in millenniums.

[@stonedindianmadlad7353]

Till now parents giving cool names to their kids: 😎 *ELON MUSK: ⚡*

[@subhi222]

😂😂

[@Aurorr]

It's truly hilarious

[@netra1622]

My parents visited Karnataka before I was born and went to the famous pilgrimage, Dharamshala. There is a river that flows from there called Netravathi, and that's how my parents named me. I'm NETRA and I honestly love my name, it's pretty exotic and unique.

[@93Adityamohan]

There's one more reason of keeping names starting with A, AA, AAAA, etc. This helps the kid to get/get closer, to Attendance roll no. 1

[@Adyantha31]

Yes I agree

[@kalki3060]

teachers will always call them first, so this is a calculated move by the parents to get them to do all their work 😂

[@xoxo-gc9id]

My mama first named my sister aashita but when I told him she'll get 1 roll number and you have to go first in ptm and her copy will be checked first, he changed it to varshita 🤣

[@aditisk99]

@@Adyantha31 Me too 😁

[@jazzylyrics5100]

My name is Aanchal I absolutely hate my name I always get 1st roll no in exams 😭

[@aashishbhongade8042]

This trend is not just restricted to India. The Urban Rich People in other Asian countries like china, south korea, japan name their kids which sounds less Asian(White names) and they all have one thing in common- They want their kid to study in US or Europe: white sounding names are less likely to face racism. But in Indian context, shift towards globalised names is more like a Class Establishing Phenomenon. Rich parents want their kid to have fancy names which is Kyra, myra, ayan, at present but will change with time.

[@asimpleman6464]

Myra is a slur in my language 😌

[@jinismymom7272]

@@asimpleman6464 yes lol anyone named myra would be roasted in kerala and TN

[@globalcitizenn]

Not true. This is mostly true of immigrants already living in those countries. Those people have both a Chinese name & an English sounding name for official purposes. Parents always use the chinese name to address their child.

[@beezlebub9]

@@globalcitizenn To some extent, you’re right. But there’s are lots of people who adopt English seeming names in Hong Kong and China; such as Apple, Dodo, Bambi and Heinz specially when they start work.

[@kaavi1391]

This might me true for china but not for Japan and South Korea . They both are developed countries and immigration from these countries is very low to western countries.

[@trunkschillman]

I have a suggestion for parents. If iconic Bollywood characters indeed influence your child's name then you could consider keeping boy's name as "Bulla". He's an iconic character for those of you who know🙂🙃😶.

[@aditisk99]

You got a unique name too.

[@sanjayaparhi5932]

I'm gonna name my kid Ibu Hatela

[@shabazshaikh8370]

Rakhta hoon khulla 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@noobeditor9007]

Everyone is a gangsta Untill u name it in Maharashtra

[@ShutterMurgh]

@@noobeditor9007 y wat happens if you say it in Maharashtra?

[@SuperE000]

My grandfather named me Vikramaadithan (Tamil version of Raja Vikramaaditya) because he always admired the legend. The king was a hearty mixture of valour and wisdom. My mom shortened it to Aadhith, to suit her astrological needs. 😊 Great video about a very unique topic. I love the diversity in your content. ❤

[@kartiksavaliya7192]

Nice name. Sanskrit names sounds too good in compare to John, Ron, Paul, kaul, Roy type meaningless English names. Now when i read names like agastya, ajatshatru, yagyadhara, vikramaditya, baladitya, etc it feels like king.👑 Indian parents should start using these names.

[@SuperE000]

@@kartiksavaliya7192 very true! Your name is also a good one, after Lord Kartikeya. I always like Lord Kartikeya's names for boys, like Kartik, Skanda, Vimala etc.

[@alphaalwin4142]

@@kartiksavaliya7192 what's problem with English names only christians name their kids English names which has biblical meaning and morals.

[@vasiligoyal7956]

I was named Vasili after the soviet Aerospace engineer and inventor Yuri Vasilievich Kondratyuk. He wrote the conquest of interplanetary travel which formulated the maneuvers that lead to the first man on the moon. Neil Armstrong visited his hometown after the success of Apollo 11 mission. My father was inspired by Marxist views and read about Soviets a lot. Also the Soviet Union was very popular in the 70s so he first read about the name Vasilisa in a Soviet magagazine.😁

[@studiousboy644]

haha nice vasili is also a Russian slap champion edit: Also Vasili Arkhipov, the one who negated a potential nuclear warfare.

[@Subhrajyoti]

not gonna lie but i have seen that yuri name in russians is very common

[@manwhoos]

Thank god it wasn’t vasuli

[@officialcommentcheckerofth9703]

Wasn't Vasili Zaitsev a very well decorated Soviet Sniper of the WW2.

[@drunkpigeon628]

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, a man named Vasili Arkhipov pretty much single handedly saved the world from nuclear war. USA had imposed a naval blockade on Cuba in response to the Soviets stationing nuclear missiles there (barely a few hundred kms from the coast of Florida). WW3 seemed inevitable. A Soviet submarine was detected and followed by American ships in the Carribean Sea. The Americans tried to get the submarine to surface through controlled explosions but the submarine crew interpreted it as the start of the war. The launch of nuclear missiles was approved by 2 of the 3 heads of the submarine crew but the third one, Vasili Arkhipov refused to authorize the launch.

[@BV-mg1ek]

Being called "Bharatnatyam" in school is NOT the best experience, trust me.

[@Withrahib]

Dude, It's pretty damn hard.

[@Lavuees]

Shit😂..sorry

[@suvekshyarb]

I am sorry but 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Anuragkr.6]

If some make fun of your name then simply abuse them. If someone says I did not abuse you then why are you abusing. Then say that I did not make fun of your name , then why are you making fun of my name ? If you don't want to abuse them then don't say anything. let them make fun of your name. After some time they will get bored and stop making fun of your name. If you say something they will not get bored and they will irritate you. stay calm Do this everyday then they will not make fun of your name in future.

[@geet2845]

😮

[@ulbudhiya7360]

That last scene of Film Fandry was amazing, a stone on the face of audience, says a lot about our society and castism.

[@harisinghrajpurohit4930]

My friend's aunt named her son Soobin cause she was way too inspired and obsessed by Choi Soo-bin of TXT.

[@avis-javis2146]

oh god are you serious? she named a kid after a kpop idol? i like kpop too but jesus christ that is so weird?

[@sayahnachakraborty1853]

She named the child after he started understanding and liking things Was he unnamed till then 😂😂

[@christinajoseph3853]

God that's cringe aaaaaaaa

[@ritikal.6672]

Really?

[@lilac1855]

As a fan of TXT, I can't even process this-

[@ducko-chan6285]

My name is Ovi it literally means a good message from Marathi saints. When I was born my father was the most happiest person so,he decided to distribute sweets in our neighbours and relatives with the great message of "mulgi zali ho"(a girl is born) And hence,he named me as Ovi. I Iove my name not just because it's so unique but its meaning is so vibrant

[@nishikant601]

I heard the name ovi in pavitra rishta, that time I was fascinated by the name, but today I got to know ovi means 'a good message from marathi saints' also all characters in pavitra rishta were setup as maharashtrians.

[@JHssssss]

Wow, what a good story behind your name. Your Father is awesome👏

[@rajkamalingle9144]

wow

[@thomgupp8464]

My name is avi what a great pairing

[@kanyewest7067]

Ovi Kasurdey loll

[@gargichatterjee9068]

I was named "Gargi" by my grandmother . My grandma was such a learnt woman ...according to her she named me after the great female scholar,Gargi Vachaknavi..one of the icons of feminism in vedic times. The only woman to debate with the great scholar Yajnavalkya organised by Raja Janak. Infact Raja Janak was so impressed that he made her one of the navratnas in his court . I am always mindful of keeping the standards of my name .😇😇

[@rajesh0506kumar]

Gargi sach a beautiful name ever

[@VaibhaviMehnawat]

Gargi😂😂😂😂 that name is weird but ok

[@zoropiratehunter4103]

As far as I know this Navratna (9 gem ) concept was only there in two Royal courts - one of Chandragupta -II and one of Akbar . Raja Janak I dunno.... girl if that's factually correct 😅😅

[@gargichatterjee9068]

@@zoropiratehunter4103 you're right! But the concept of navratna also existed in Raja Janak 's court🤗

[@nmo3148]

Gargi se bahas mein jit nahi sakte!

[@bikram28]

When I have kids, I'll name his/her Sanskrit name. A traditional name which can reflect our culture. ❤

[@HarveySpecter2702]

Sanskrit names r shit

[@tarunbiruly5184]

I belong to Ho tribe of Jharkhand. In our culture we conduct a ceremony for naming the child in which we drop certain rice, urad dal and some more items in a brass vessel with water in it, while remembering or calling out a particular forefather or foremother's name and according to the floating pattern we decide to assign the name. Now following this tradition my name was assigned "Turam" (name of my mother's uncle/chacha my nana) and this name was very much common in my mother's side (5 members) so with little modification it was decided to name me "Tarun" instead but still I consider it my original assigned name. This tradition is slowly fading as I have seen this ceremony performed only once while naming my little cousin. Another interesting naming trait in this region is after favourite footballer's name since it's widely popular sport in the region, my another cousin is named after Robinho (famous Brazilian player).

[@deliciousredmango]

That's cool

[@vijetasingh7901]

Amazing

[@vedantasingh2472]

I think the rice thing is pretty common in Indian households before naming the child

[@randomhouse3287]

Nice

[@kritikakerai8995]

Even I am from ho tribe

[@the_shri]

I'm Shrinivas, I'm from Maharashtra. People in nearby region are great devotees of lord Tirupati Balaji and 'Shrinivas' is one of the names of lord Tirupati Balaji, hence my name.

[@hrishikssh]

Who asked ?

[@kdjoshi726]

@@hrishikssh Mohak did.

[@rishtemeintohhumtumharebaa4181]

@@hrishikssh Who told you to answer 😏🙄

[@anubhavsays]

@@rishtemeintohhumtumharebaa4181 his will

[@rishtemeintohhumtumharebaa4181]

@@anubhavsays So fakk off

[@aniruddhaverulkar3693]

In my family we have a trend of giving different names of Lord Vishnu to the male child. Grandfather- Bal Krishna , Father- Satish and Myself- Aniruddha

[@ThunderLightStrikes]

Great I did not know this name was related to Vishnu.

[@aniruddhrao]

yo we both share the same name LoL

[@divanshubaliyan974]

i am sure you are from south

[@aniruddhrao]

@@divanshubaliyan974 yup

[@aniruddhaverulkar3693]

@@divanshubaliyan974 Nope, I am Maharashtrian. Surname- Verulkar

[@TheRightDirection]

I think sanskrit is also becoming popular again as my nephew's (7 & 4) are named- yajurva nd vareniyam. We are juat basic rajasthani family

[@RM-yj9iy]

I like Mohak's videos because every time he thinks of a different concept.

[@sohamsahu8959]

All are urdu Islam centric names

[@designermombygeetachugh2022]

What does RM mean? It reminds me of Bts's rm

[@kanupriyagupta5840]

When I was pregnant, my husband was very hopeful for a girl because he wanted to name the baby after his late mother "Shanta". As luck would have it, I gave birth to a boy. My mother suggested that we modify my mother in law's name to fit a boy's name. So now my son's name is Shantanu.

[@noobeditor9007]

My mom and whole family wanted a girl child And my paternal grandmother also wanted to name me shanta But I took birth as a boy

[@kanupriyagupta5840]

@@noobeditor9007 son, is that you??? 🤣🤣🤣

[@noobeditor9007]

@@kanupriyagupta5840 😂

[@neethuraju2355]

Shantanu, I thought the name was ancient. Shantanu is father of Bhishma from Mahabharat and great grandfather of Pandavas and Kauravas. Great name👍

[@nixenvines007]

So you are a modern mom, god bless you

[@soniachauhan4459]

What a fresh topic! Loved your research on this, Mohak. My name, Sonia, was given by my mom. She had a friend who was a doctor and that's why she kept my name as Sonia. In hindsight, I can tell that my housewife mom perhaps wanted me to be successful and financially independent as her friend. :)

[@soniadsilva0505]

My name is Sonia too... I don't know why my parents decided on this name but I like to say it's a variation of the Russian name Sophia which means wisdom. Also have u been teased in school bcoz there are sooo many songs with our name?

[@dipakkumarmandal7248]

Do You drink Beer Sonia?

[@JHssssss]

Sonia, are u from italy?

[@parvadhami980]

@@soniadsilva0505 depending on your age. If it's between 16-20 them it might have been named after Politician Sonia Gandhi. Or might be after some Bollywood character

[@jessica.rachna]

This is so sweet❤️

[@moarmystaytinyengene_sm]

My mother is M.A. in Ancient Indian History so she wanted to keep a unique and historical name for me just like hers. My grandfather too was always interested in History even though it wasn't his line but then he suggested Sanghamitra since it is King Ashoka's daughter's name and would be comparatively easy to pronounce later on when I grow up

[@no-religion]

My son was born on 11-11-11, so I took 1 as AN and named him as Anan (eleven) this also combined initials of me and my wife Anand and Anju. Smart right :)

[@melissadsilva6062]

I am reading this comment on 11-11-21….so happy birthday to your boy🎂

[@noobeditor9007]

Anan Anand verma

[@arupkumarjena5178]

Eleven verma could be a good name..🤔🤔

[@Arshiasuri]

11:11is lucky ...u know about it?

[@no-religion]

@@Arshiasuri yeah have heard that.....though I don't believe in all of it but in his case I hope so too

[@itsjustjit]

My actual name is Soumyadeep, and that database just says it's "very rare". My name is of old Bengali origin. In old Bengali, Soumya means powerful but delicate, and deep just means a diya, an earthen lamp. So, my name means the light from a diya, that is bright but delicate.

[@yaggikjalan]

What database are you talking about? Please tell

[@sjjdhwhjw1257]

But it's very common in Bengali community. I have two friends and one brother with the same name as you😆

[@supratikroy6369]

Your name is not very rare. In fact, it is not even rare. You will find at least half a dozen Soumyadeep in my society itself, if not more lol.

[@nmo3148]

Common Bengali name rare nationally.

[@shrutisingh1235]

I was the youngest among my siblings so they nicknamed me 'Choti'. They didn't even try. 😂

[@kashutosh9132]

Hahaaa 😂

[@infinityxtanishq8712]

😂 lmao

[@shubham943]

Kaisi ho chhoti? 😁

[@rahulvishwakarma8417]

मेरा नाम राहुल है। मेरी माँ बताती है कि मेरे जन्म के समय एक महिला हमारे पड़ोस मे रहा करती थी। उन्हें इस बात का दुःख हमेशा रहता था कि उन्हें कभी कोई औलाद पैदा नहीं होगी। शायद कुछ pregnancy complications रहे हो। वो हमेशा मेरी माँ से कहा करती थी कि वो अपने बेटे का नाम राहुल रखेंगी। पर जब उन्हें पता चला कि वो कभी माँ नहीं बन सकती तो उन्होंने वो नाम मुझे दे दिया। और मेरी माँ ने ये नाम शौक से अपना भी लिया। तब से मेरा नाम राहुल ही है। ❤❤

[@auroprasaddas6335]

As our family is devoted to Sri Aurobindo, my Baba wrote a letter for asking a name to the Sri Aurobindo Ashram Pondicherry, and as a reply he received my name, that's how I got my name. Loved this video!

[@auroprasaddas6335]

@@whatup7358 We share the same name bro, tell me ur story how you got your name!

[@hii.o]

R u from Bengal ? 🍊

[@auroprasaddas6335]

@@hii.o Bro from Odisha

[@themoonkeeper271]

I named my daughter Aadya and even though it conforms to the two syllables, aa-ending name theory we had two criteria while picking names: 1. We had to name her after Ma Kali because during my pregnancy, I had faced some problems and I used to visit the nearby Kali temple during those turbulent times. I felt a deep connection to the Goddess at that time and my baby feels like a gift from Ma Kali. 2. My husband wanted to pick a name starting with ‘A’ for our baby because that way she would end up being roll no. 1 (sorry baby, I know that’s evil) and that somehow is supposed to make the kid serious in studies. This eliminated most of Ma Kali’s names and left with Adya. And to ensure roll no. 1, my husband named her Aadya 😂

[@manwhoos]

Thats what evil parents are like - names thier children with A

[@anjalimishra7741]

Oh God 😂😂my name is Anjali and I can really understand the girl's pain when she will be asked to give an extempore in the class on any topic then and there because that was the time i really hated my name because I was roll no 2 . 😅😅 but to my surprise i excelled in that so its fine and I love my name too🥰

[@rishabhpathak1221]

Hahahah yes this is pure evil🤣

[@supersuper3493]

Ma Kali bless you even of you betrayed 🤣🤣, congratulations btw

[@ranaabs424]

I sympathize with her😅school life would be unpredictable. I used to get shocked by surprise vivas and notebook checks! That would prepare her well for impromptu situations in life. My best wishes✌️

[@shreyapatel7892]

My parents went to attend my elder brother's parents teachers meeting when they chanced upon the name Shreya written on the soft board. Apparently, the name struck a chord with them and ergo, Shreya Patel :)

[@nexlord2036]

PTM story 😂

[@studiousboy644]

@UCN0anQ5olsoGZQ738K6sH6w Siddharth is the real name of Buddha. Although It shouldn't and doesn't bother me, but I hope that he changed his name for a bigger reason than the name being common? I personally think Siddharth is a wonderful name.

[@manwhoos]

My parents named me Kohinoor

[@dankstank110]

Struck

[@nexlord2036]

@@manwhoos That explains everything Lol 😂

[@LadleeBitia]

My name is Ladlee. My father looked at me & that is the only thought he had in his mind. I am proud of my father for gifting me the most unique & most beautiful name.

[@udayrathod3786]

SRK: Aryan can fit in anywhere NCB: say no more Shah Rukh

[@kashutosh9132]

Abhi Sameer aur unke pitaji ke naam ki bhi alag anokhi kahani chal rahi hai Jin frame kiy hai galat ayega unka bhi time

[@sanjayshorey4225]

@@Amit-lh1jz :😂 Apna pichwada dekho pehle.

[@KiranSingh-zr8jr]

@@Amit-lh1jz 😂😂 kuch bhi

[@sayakmandi6796]

@@Amit-lh1jz why are you bringing religious angle to this controversy?

[@trinuuu]

@@sayakmandi6796 bro its a meme... Chill

[@spyglass_M]

I've a friend named Shon and his mother's name is Sharayu .Shon is a distributary of river Sharayu. I like his name and the logic behind it 🤣🤣🤣

[@7Zsta]

@Build Log sweet 😀

[@dinkarfowkar999]

@Winter Bear I am dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pratappawar8899]

Shon the fuck up 😂😂😂

[@galactustales]

Linux user spotted ;)

[@Razz_rage]

And I'm on bank of that river, Actually it's "Sone", It is believed that you can find Gold particles in the basin of this river.

[@abd-te4sp]

Most of arabic feminine names end with "ah" which Sounds "aa" in speaking ... For example 'aliyah" commonly known as 'aliya is actually feminine version of 'ali... Ali means high and 'aliyah" is a feminine version (she)high. Some more examples:- Jameel - jameelah (beautiful) Shakir - shakirah (thankful) FarHan - farHanah (very happy) The "H" sound is usually missed while speaking. But it doesn't mean that every girl name ends with "ah" sound in Arabic.

[@abd-te4sp]

@Ranjit Tyagi Misbah actually means a tool that brings morning and it is actually used for lamp and also for stars. Misbah is derived from Arabic word subH roughly in Urdu as subah meaning morning..... sidrah is actually arabic name for Lote tree

[@PrathanaK]

My dadaji was very religious & so he named me & my sisters as "Pooja" , "Bhakti" & "Prarthana"

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

Since everyone is talking about names here, let me add my two cents. My daughter's name is Anika. In Hebrew it means graceful lady, it is also another name of Godess Durga. But the main reason why we chose that name was - it's a combination of two names (Ani)L and Priyan(ka) and it also had some good meaning as well.

[@priyasuthar840]

I wish my parents had given more thoughts to my name 🥲🥲

[@saritasahu1193]

My name is also Anika

[@itiskashyap]

Mohak hands-on has transformed this channel into a completely trustable source for many of us. In a time where many channels are solely focused on getting more views through clickbaits, Mohak has been delivering quality content throughtout. I wish you all the success. 🙌🏼💫

[@lordbudhha794]

Seems more like a waste of time to me😬😒

[@berserk322]

@@lordbudhha794 bro you're too simple in the head.

[@supersuper3493]

@@lordbudhha794 some people are dumb, no offense to smart people

[@dhruvkaushik6672]

@@lordbudhha794 lord Budha you have meditated enough

[@arsh8149]

@@lordbudhha794 watch republic tv it's full of useful things 😌

[@kathikadas850]

Hi my name is Kathika pronounced as Kothika, it has a Bengali meaning "summary". I thank my parents everyday for this name 😂 It's uncommon, sounds a bit modern but has Indian/Bengali significance.

[@sermon1984]

Kothi bangle wali ladki , kothika

[@sachins5784]

Bengalis usually pronounce 'aa' as 'oo' right?

[@brrrboiplays97]

@@sachins5784 its relative

[@Ajayraj-vi1qz]

@@sermon1984 🤣🤣🤣

[@defencebangladesh4068]

true

[@Supii-uf3vg]

My name is Supriya ..and my name was given from a doctor who saved me when i was in critical condition after my birth, so my father gave me this name Supriya from that dr.

[@gvbhnnnnnnhh]

I'll give my future daughter a good meaningful name like Ahilya, giving a child a meaningful name is very important for their personal development.

[@sikandarbhide5354]

Like u just watch whole video n decide same name

[@lostworld9607]

Same as I thought, ahalya or Gayatri. They are beautiful names

[@elite7585]

why ahilya tho

[@vishvanagrecha1867]

@@elite7585 maybe its after Ahilyabai Holkar, ruler of Malva. But I am not sure.

[@mkbproduction]

@@elite7585 Ahilya was the one whom Ram touched with foot and got out of curse.

[@DIVINITYandDEVOTION]

Name: Pranshu Meaning: Tall, Huge, An avatar of Vishnu. Now I’m actually tall. Lol.

[@Qwerty-jc3so]

Pranshu is such a cute name omg

[@Kushalp34]

My Name:Rajiv Meaning:One of name of Shri Ram, one with lotus eye. And actually people my eyes are like lotus and tall as Ram and my friend and relatives sat my qualities related with Ram.

[@Kushalp34]

Actually, my Kundli say to keep name with "Me" and in kundli my name is Meghnath means "lord of thunder". But My father kept Rajeev. And coincidence both Rajeev & Meghnath are according to my name and fits on me.

[@deekshitabora8280]

Glad to know that you are actually tall. We had a classmate with this name in school who was the shortest boy in the class. I didn't know the meaning of Pranshu earlier, but now I won't forget it ever.

[@rishtemeintohhumtumharebaa4181]

Bhagvan Vishnu ji *

[@alphabeta729]

Video request: Broken Indian Healthcare System. How would India become a superpower when the public health care system is extremely underfunded and understaffed and the corporate healthcare is on the path of becoming as expensive as the US. Moreover, the brightest minds choose to migrate on an increasing rate.

[@saikatbag3961]

Cause they don't get paid well. Spending money on skills but getting half salary.

[@excitableboy7031]

Only 7% of the country plays income tax, how can they fund a healthcare system and all these other subsidies and liabilities with just 7% of the people getting taxed? Tax farmers!

[@IndianRepublic_1947]

@@excitableboy7031 tax rich farmers not all.

[@maxvainex]

@@saikatbag3961 public health care is doomed the only thing keeping this country together in terms of healthcare is private/corporate entities....providing cheap healthcare and affordable pricing meanwhile hurting doctors and providing no urge for the people or any pressure/incentive/initiative for the government to fix the same and in turn hurting all of us and doing no one anygood

[@maxvainex]

The only good in this shiteatery being quite a good number of gov medical college and hospital being pushed to open and churn doctors in recent times....speaking from a jharkhand/u.p. perspective strictly ...feel free to add to this from your respective situation /perspective

[@gangaachar1292]

My name is Ganga, my parents didn't have kids for 2 years after marriage, they prayed and did Ganga pooja so i was born and they named me Ganga. My daughter was born 2nd day of Navaratri - "Day of Brahmacharini" goddess of penance so I named her Tapasya.

[@krishnareddy-ep1zz]

My name is krishna and I have named my daughter Gayatri. I appreciate the content and presentation of your video. It's true that many parents are naming their children purely going by 'uniqueness' criteria. What's there in a name? Sounds play very important role in our lives in shaping our feelings, tempers and emotions. Name is also a sound with which we are identified with for a life time. So a lot lies in a name.

[@radhakishangodara4070]

Radhakishan here 🙂

[@nandini_ag]

beautiful choice of name

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Jai Shree Krishna

[@radhakishangodara4070]

@@AyushRaj-rt6bb jai shree krishna

[@kishan2k21]

Kishan here...devotee of ShreeKrishna ❤️

[@bengomabengomi1400]

My name is quite different in other communities, but I guess pretty common in bengali. So it’s Gargi. Gargi was the first woman who had mastered all puranas and Vedas. My father was fascinated by this name, so kept it and I am quite thankful that he did.

[@bengomabengomi1400]

@AARYAN that I didn’t knew, thanks for the information

[@Starlight-lf2ck]

she has written many hymns in rigved ......gargi and maetri were the two ladies who had great contribution in writing the mantrs in rigveda

[@anantambisht4895]

In fact true

[@anantambisht4895]

@@Starlight-lf2ck infact

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

@@bengomabengomi1400 really? You never knew about Gargi, Maitreyi, Apala wow!

[@sadanandpandeyy]

Sadanand, this name was given to me by my grandfather. Sada means always and anand means happy. He wanted me to stay happy but unfortunately hapiness has been a distant dream for me. ✨

[@muskanie2055]

Ayee don't be like that, I am sure you will become happy again. Try to find happiness in small things. I feel the way you do too (I have been diagnosed with severe depression but can't afford therapy) but I try to find happiness in things around me. I am hopeful that you will find your happiness sooner or later Pandey ji!

[@aarshin6512]

My name is Sanandan

[@jihyunkim3510]

you are lucky to get your name from your grandfather

[@aa_rav]

Or it could be Sad Anand.

[@lola75765]

@@aa_rav 🤣

[@youneedtocalmdown.]

Agreed, everything's in a name. One I've always been really fascinated about is Sita's different names. Especially Vaidehi. It sounds so beautiful; classical yet modern. Musical almost.

[@PristinePerceptions]

Hrutu is actually a VERY Indian name. "ऋतू" is pronounced Hrutu in Marathi. It's equivalent in Hindi is Ritu - many Hindi speakers pronounce the 'R' incorrectly nowadays (without the 'h' sound), and the vowel at the end is 'i' in Hindi, but 'u' in Marathi.

[@ybl456]

Same maza pan tasach hota pan maza nav ऋषिकेश ahe pan mi jeva school madhe hoto amcha principal mam Rushikesh cha jagi Hrishikesh lihaycba..

[@kdjoshi726]

Ikr!

[@36736]

I call it by h only

[@JustMe54328]

Yeah even in kannada we use the “u” sound.

[@smoothlikebutterhatersinth8367]

This is my friends name

[@dextrogaming4316]

Fandry movie really made me cry, like at what extent a name and being in lower caste can hurt you I'll recommend to watch that movie

[@__voyager__akshay__]

True

[@sarthakjain5929]

Truu mahn and still I see some pathetic general people bitchin abt not being born into lower caste just cos of reservation. I mean how crudely GCs undermine the sufferings, the segregation faced by LCs.

[@methylorange69]

Yup it's a gem

[@adwaitab.3622]

@@sarthakjain5929 well said

[@Tj.253]

Yeah bro its true its there, bt u knw things r Changing, we r jha community (bihari brahmn), in our community one girl married to SC boy of MP, her parents r happy and said " ladka achcha hona chahiye meri beti khus rehni chahiye bhle caste kuch bhi ho", seriously its unique to see this kind of changes in society, i knw negative news comes often bt these positive news no one try to cover, they don't want 'ekta' in our society.

[@nishmithat380]

My grandfather named my mom ' Kannagi ' it's a historical character. My grandfather was very impressed by silapathikaaram, a novel and hence named his daughter after the main character in the book. I sometimes don't like my own name since it is a common,no meaning name. I like how curious people get when I tell them my mom's name.

[@adityamunjal6993]

Yes i got to know about your name, from the movie Jay Bhim 😃

[@kanakbhardwajj]

Kovlan and Kannagi

[@michaeljvm]

I also know one kannagi

[@sandhyavij]

My mother's name is Kannagi.

[@eenaya9500]

😊

[@aparnikaas6508]

My initial name that my father researched was avarnika, he thought it is unique but when the birth certificate came it was written aparnika 😂so idk who gave me my name

[@naitik929]

lmao

[@sumitrana2420]

All hail bureaucracy! The True Provider of Names! My first name did not have any such trouble. As simple Sumit. Everybody understands it and there is not much of heavy perception annotated with it. But I had My Full name as Sumit Singh Rana. But the Aadhar Card and School Certificate mention only the Sumit Singh so I had to go with that. Singh part in my name is not even that important. And yet I have to Omit. Rana and can't omit Singh. Singh turned into last name instead of my first name

[@shreya446]

oml same, i was named shreya but some dude accidentally made that 'sreya' 😐

[@pawanpathak5756]

@@shreya446 my cousin name is Shreya and defence official named her shriya though my uncle tried very hard for Shreya and tada 🎉 she is Shreya.

[@sahanurahmedrajbarbhuiya5616]

Lol🤣. Now that's a cracking story

[@antarasaima]

My mother used to fast when she was 9 months pregnant with me. People around her used to say that I am fasting in my mother's womb . That's why my name is saima ( a person who's fasting ).

[@Harsh-oy6hy]

Intersting

[@Winterdreamed]

Sweet😊

[@arupkumarjena5178]

You must be starving inside her stomach...🤔🤔 Its so frustrating right ,you can't even tell your mom to break her fast...😟

[@SahilKhan-uj7iw]

nuice