Origin and Meaning of Karsan

One who is a shepherd or protector

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit word 'karsh,' meaning to nurture or to protect. In various Indian languages, it relates to caring for cattle.

• Karsan is particularly prevalent in India, often associated with pastoral communities and agriculture.
• In Indian culture, names derived from occupations or roles in society are common, linking familial or community values to the name.
• Notable bearers of the name Karsan include Karsan Ghavri, a former Indian cricketer, who has contributed to popularizing the name in contemporary contexts.
• Karsan has seen varying degrees of popularity in recent years, particularly in regions with a strong tradition of Sanskrit names.
• Variations and related names include Karsanlal and Karsanay; other names with similar meanings can include names like Gopal (meaning protector of cows).