Pallab
Pallab is a Hindu boy name of Sanskrit, via Bengali origin, meaning “Young leaf, new shoot”.
| Meaning | Young leaf, new shoot |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Sanskrit, via Bengali |
| Written as | পল্লব |
| Pronunciation | POL-lob |
| Tradition | Hindu |
| Used in | India, Bangladesh |
Meaning and origin of Pallab
Pallab is the Bengali pronunciation and spelling of the Sanskrit pallava, 'a sprout' or 'tender young leaf'. Bengali regularly turns a Sanskrit v into b, which is why the name ends this way. Its feminine counterpart is Pallavi. The word also recalls the Pallava dynasty of South India, though the given name usually refers simply to fresh growth. It conveys youth, freshness and new beginnings, and is a classic Bengali boys' name.
Is Pallab a Hindu name?
Pallab is used by Hindu Bengali families; its meaning is natural rather than tied to a particular deity, though young leaves are part of many Hindu rituals.
How popular is Pallab?
A familiar boys' name in West Bengal, Tripura and Bangladesh.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Pallab mean?
Pallab means 'Young leaf, new shoot'. It is of Sanskrit, via Bengali origin.
Is Pallab a Hindu name?
Pallab is used by Hindu Bengali families; its meaning is natural rather than tied to a particular deity, though young leaves are part of many Hindu rituals.
How do you pronounce Pallab?
Pallab is pronounced POL-lob.
Is Pallab a boy or girl name?
Pallab is usually a boy name.