Origin and Meaning of Rohin

The star which drives away darkness

Origin: Sanskrit - Derived from the Sanskrit root 'Rohini', which refers to a star in Indian astrology considered auspicious and associated with wealth and prosperity.

• Rohin is a significant name in Hindu culture, often associated with the constellation and the mythological figure Rohini, the beloved of the moon god Chandra.
• The name is popular in India, especially among the Hindu community, and commonly used in various regions, including North and South India.
• Notable bearers of the name include Rohin R. D'Souza, a contemporary Indian actor, and various fictional characters in Indian literature and cinema.
• In recent years, Rohin has gained popularity as a name for boys in India and among Indian communities worldwide, as it reflects cultural heritage and astrological significance.
• Related names include Rohin's variants such as Rohini (often a female name) and other similar sounding names like Rohan, which means 'ascending'.