Kiran

Kiran symbolizes brightness and hope. It's often associated with qualities of enlightenment, guidance, and radiance. In many cultures, light is symbolic of knowledge, purity, and clarity.

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The name Kiran is of Sanskrit origin. In Hindu tradition, the word 'kiran' translates to 'ray of light' or 'beam,' depicting warmth, brilliance, and energy.

  • Babies named Kiran in the US in 2023:
    Female: 11
    Male: 109
  • Nicknames: Kiri, Rani, Kiru, Kira, Kir.
  • Full Names: Kiranmayi, Kiranshree, Kiranpal, Kirandeep, Kiranjeet.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kiran Bedi-Police Officer, Kiran Desai-Author, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw-Businesswoman, Kiran Rao-Filmmaker, Kiran Khan-Swimmer.
  • Gender: Kiran is a unisex name but is predominantly used for males in India; however, it can be ascribed to females in other cultures due to its feminine qualities.
  • Numerology: The name Kiran resonates with the number 3, which signifies creativity, innovation, and a vibrant personality. People with this number are often seen as adaptable, dynamic, and imaginative.

Kiran is quite popular in India due to its spiritual significance in Hindu and Sikh cultures. Internationally, it's gaining traction due to its unique sound and meaning, resonating well with parents looking for a distinct and meaningful name.

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