Origin and Meaning of Khrishna

Dark, black; also associated with care and love

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit word 'Krishna,' which is often used to denote the Hindu deity Krishna, embodying love, joy, and divine playfulness.

• Khrishna is a variant of Krishna, a major deity in Hinduism and considered the supreme form of God in various schools of thought.
• The name is primarily used in cultures with Hindu influences, especially in India and among the Indian diaspora around the world.
• Notable bearers include the famous Hindu god Krishna, who is depicted in various Vedic texts, as well as cultural figures and modern individuals bearing variations of the name.
• While 'Krishna' remains more popular, variations like Khrishna are gaining traction, especially among those seeking unique names with spiritual connotations.
• Related names include Krish, Krishan, and Krista, as well as other variations across different cultures influenced by the original Sanskrit.