Origin and Meaning of Savan

A lush meadow or open field

Origin: Persian - Derived from the Persian word 'savan', which refers to a fertile area or a place that is rich in greenery and vegetation.

• Savan is a less common name but has gained popularity in various cultures due to its pleasant sound and nature-related meaning.
• In some cultures, Savan is used as a unisex name, often appealing to parents who prefer more nature-inspired names.
• Although it is not associated with many historical figures, it has appeared in literature and art as a representation of beauty and serenity of natural landscapes.
• The name has seen a modest rise in popularity within the last two decades, particularly in the United States and Canada.
• Savan can also be seen as a variation of names like Savanna, which share similar meanings and evoke similar natural imagery.