Saurav

Saurav (সৌরভ) represents a Bengali form of the Indian first name Saurabh. The name can be translated as 'the sweet smell'.

What does the name Saurav mean?

Saurav (সৌরভ) is a Bengali variant of the Indian name Saurabh and literally means 'the sweet smell'. The origin of the name traces back to Sanskrit, where the word saurabha (सौरभ) stands for 'fragrance', 'perfume', and 'sweet smell'.

Where does the name Saurav come from?

The first name Saurav has its roots in Sanskrit and means 'the sweet smell'. In Sanskrit, the name is composed of the term saurabha (सौरभ), which translates to fragrance, perfume, or sweet smell. It is prevalent in Bengali, Hindi, and Indian languages.

How do you pronounce Saurav?

Sau-raf

Popularity

In Germany, Saurav is a rather rare name. It has not ranked in the German first name charts so far. Its best placement was in 2002, reaching 1,512th place in the Italian first name charts. In the last ten years, it has been chosen as a first name there less than ten times, resulting in a 3,658th place in the ten-year statistics. From 1999 to 2024, it also holds the 3,658th place in Italy.