Anil Raj

Anil Raj is a common Indian name composed of two parts: Anil and Raj.

• Anil: Derived from Sanskrit, अनिल (Anila), meaning "air," "wind," or "god of wind." It is a frequently used given name for males in India and among the Indian diaspora.

• Raj: Also from Sanskrit, राज (Rāja), meaning "king," "ruler," or "sovereign." It is often used as a given name or as a component of a compound name.

Therefore, "Anil Raj" can be interpreted as "Wind King" or "King of the Wind," although names are not always intended to be literal translations. Individuals with this name are of Indian origin, typically Hindu. As a given name, it conveys attributes associated with wind and royalty, such as power, freedom, and authority. The frequency and popularity of the name vary regionally and among different generations.