Sanjeeva

Sanjeeva is a masculine given name of Sanskrit origin, common in India and among people of Indian descent. The name literally translates to "life-giving" or "making alive." It is often interpreted as "immortal," "enduring," or "long-lived." The name implies qualities such as vitality, strength, and a connection to life and healing.

In Hindu mythology, Sanjeeva is sometimes associated with the Sanjeevani herb, a magical herb mentioned in the Ramayana. This herb was believed to have the power to revive the dead or severely wounded. While not directly referencing a specific deity, the name carries a positive connotation related to health, longevity, and the power to restore life.

The name Sanjeeva is used across various regions and communities in India, with variations in pronunciation and spelling depending on the local language and dialect. It remains a popular choice for parents seeking a name with meaningful and auspicious connotations. The name reflects a cultural emphasis on the importance of life, health, and spiritual well-being.