Karan

In Sanskrit, Karan means 'one who helps and supports.' It signifies a person with a charitable spirit, always willing to lend a hand. This name also represents courage and heroism.

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The name Karan finds its origins in multiple cultures: in Sanskrit, it represents an ancient Indian hero from the epic Mahabharata, and in Greek, it means 'pure.' It is also considered a variant of the name Karen in Western cultures.

  • Babies named Karan in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 16
  • Nicknames: Kari, Karo, Ron, Kan, KJ.
  • Full Names: Karanpreet, Karanveer, Karanvir, Karandeep, Karankumar.
  • Famous Namesakes: Karan Johar - Director, Karan Brar - Actor, Karan Singh Grover - Actor, Karan Patel - Actor, Karan Mehra - Actor.
  • Gender: Typically a male name in Indian and Persian cultures, but can also be unisex in western contexts.
  • Numerology: The name Karan is associated with the numerology number 8. People with this number are known for their ambition, determination, and ability to manage work and responsibilities efficiently. They are authoritative and compassionate leaders driven by their goals.

The name Karan has maintained moderate popularity within Indian communities, owing to its cultural and historical roots. It enjoys periodic resurgence in western cultures due to its phonetic appeal and simplicity.

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