Dhruv

Dhruv refers to a firm, steadfast, and unshakable position, symbolizing stability and constancy. In Hindu mythology, Dhruv is associated with the Pole Star, earning fame from the legendary tale of a child prince who achieved universality through unwavering devotion.

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The name Dhruv is derived from the ancient Sanskrit language, meaning 'immovable' or 'constant'. It holds significant prominence in Hindu mythology and cultural traditions.

  • Babies named Dhruv in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 189
  • Nicknames: Dhruvy, Dru, Druvi, Dhrubo, Ruv.
  • Full Names: Dhruvesh, Dhruvik, Dhruvansh, Dhruvraj, Dhruvaan.
  • Famous Namesakes: Dhruv Rathee-YouTuber, Dhruv Vikram-Actor, Dhruv Shorey-Cricketer, Dhruv Koul-Commentator, Dhruv Sehgal-Actor.
  • Gender: Primarily used as a masculine name, although occasionally adopted unisexually in modern times.
  • Numerology: The name Dhruv is often associated with the numerology number 6. This number represents nurturing, responsibility, and balance. People with this name and number are believed to focus on building secure environments and often take on parental roles, emphasizing harmony and love.

Over the past decade, the name Dhruv has gained popularity, particularly among Indian, American, and British families. Its association with a significant cultural legend and its unique aesthetic have made it increasingly popular among modern parents seeking meaningful yet contemporary names.

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